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This document provides a list of the top 10 Google tips for educators. It summarizes each tip, highlighting how they can help educators and students. Some of the top tips include using Google Calendar to sync course schedules, using Google Image Search to find images for assignments, using Google Convert Units to easily convert between measurement systems, and using Google Groups and Google Notebook to facilitate collaboration and organization of research projects.
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- 2. Number 10 Sync Your Calendar Busy schedules demand attention to detail. Google's calendar sync makes it easy for educators to sync the course assignments and exams to students' mobile devices. Calendars can be viewed by the day, the week or the month; and new events can be added quickly and easily.
- 3. Number 9 Use The Image Search油 Adding high quality images to assignments and presentations makes the experience more valuable and educational to everyone.油 Google's image search feature makes finding and capturing images quick and simple, allowing educators to easily create more enriching material for their students.油
- 4. Number 8 Convert Units With international studies becoming more and more commonplace, it's important for educators to be able to provide students an easy way to convert foreign currency, as well as American to metric units.油 Google's Convert Units feature油 makes converting any unit an effortless process.
- 5. Number 7 Collaborate on Group Projects This Google trick allows users to work together and share documents with other users.油 This is a great tool to use in that you can join together with other teachers and share not only many documents but many different kinds of documents in a very simple, organized way. Great teamwork is the only way we create the breakthroughs that define our careers.
- 6. Number 6 Create Online Surveys for Research Projects Educators can teach their students the importance of primary research using this powerful tool by Google. Surveys are an important first step in most any social research endeavor.
- 7. Number 5 Google Squared One of the difficulties with Internet-based research is the unstructured nature of the data spread across the web. Google Squared organizes search data, leaving everything neatly labelled and categorized. Both educators and students can benefit from this more logical approach to Internet research.油
- 8. Number 4 Google Scholar Educators expect their students to conduct their research using primarily peer-reviewed, scholarly sources. Google Scholar provides a search of scholarly literature across several disciplines and sources, including books, abstracts, articles and dissertations.油
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- 10. Number 2 Google Groups More and more, students are required to work in groups, both as an exercise in teamwork and project management. Google Groups allows students to not only create groups to collaborate with classmates, but also with students across the nation and around the world.
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