Google Admin Best Practices & InsightsHave you configured your G Suite Admin Console with educational best practices in mind? Guest presenter Tom Woods, authorized Google Education Trainer for Amplified IT, an education-focused Google for Education Consultancy, will cover key best practice settings and approaches to G Suite Domain management.
Youtube Authoring Tips and TricksIn this webinar, Katherine Livick of ESD 112 will demonstrate how to use YouTube's Creator Studio, effects you can apply to your videos, captioning, and more!
Increasing Student Engagement and Improving Assessment with G SuiteHow can Google Apps be used to assess learning? In this one-hour webinar, educators will learn how to use Google Sites, Google Forms and Google Docs/Presentations for diagnostic assessment (before learning), formative assessment (during learning) and summative assessment (after learning). In Addition, you'll learn about some excellent online activities to engage your students using G Suite and some 3rd party apps.
Introduction to Netop Vision Classroom Management SoftwareNetop Vision for Chromebooks helps you manage the digital classroom - providing visibility into all student activities, right from the teacher's desktop. Learn why Netop Vision is the worldwide leader in classroom management software - connecting more than six million teachers and students in 105 countries.
LabCam Motion DiagramsThis webinar will focus on LabCam's Kinematics and Graph Challenge modules and will demonstrate experiments with everyday objects to explore different physical phenomena such as velocity, acceleration, preservation of energy, etc. See how LabCamera helps children get familiar with the abstract thought of motion diagrams.
WeVideo Part 3WeVideo is a powerful and easy-to-use cloud-based collaborative video editor that enables students to learn video production skills and express their creativity.
Advanced Google ClassroomThis Webinar is for Educators who have some experience in Google Classroom. We'll take a deeper dive into more advanced functions of this powerful classroom management app and learn how to use Google Cast with Google Classroom!
Introduction to Google SitesLearn how about the latest features of the newly updated Google Sites. This webinar is for all educators, administrators, and coaches.
Desmos Graphing Calculator part 3Math and Science teachers: learn how to create your own activities in Desmos Graphing Calculator.
Google Cast for EducationIn this one hour webinar, educators will learn about Cast for Education, an app that allows you to turn your computer into a wireless projector for screen sharing from another device, making it easier than ever to present to your class.
Introduction to Google ClassroomThis one hour webinar is ideal for educators who are new to using Google Classroom. Learn how to set up your class, make assignments, track your student's progress and more!
Google Chrome Time Saving TipsEducator and technology coach Dani Kennis shares powerful shortcuts, tips, tricks, and timesavers in Google Chrome and many of the Google Apps (G Suite for Education)
WeVideo Intermediate LevelIn this one-hour webinar, we'll cover some of the basics and get into some of the more advanced features of WeVideo, a powerful tool for students to create, edit and share videos.
NCLab Intermediate Level part two of a three part seriesIn this one-hour webinar, teachers will continue to learn about NCLab, an application and series of courses that help students develop critical thinking, problem-solving skills and perseverance by teaching computer programming and 3D modeling - essential 21st century STEM job skills. NCLab courses are fully self-paced and self-graded, allowing students to learn efficiently and freeing teachers to focus on their curriculum. If you missed part one of this series, "An Introduction to NCLab," you may view the recorded webinar here: http://nr21.ctl.net/recorded-webinars/
Introduction to CodeCombatIn this one-hour webinar, Nolan Kelly from CodeCombat will introduce educators to this exciting app that teaches kids to write code in a fun and engaging way. Students create and play a game and in the process, they gain valuable coding skills. Teachers do not need prior programming experience to use CodeCombat in their classrooms.
Google Forms for EducatorsThis one-hour webinar covers how and why to use Forms in your classroom, as well as the basics of how to set them up and analyze the data. Topics include:
Uses for Forms
The "New Forms" vs. "Old Forms"
Basic Forms creation
Your live form and sharing
Viewing and manipulating form data
Bells & whistles (exporting form data to Maps, mail merge, mobile, etc.)
Intermediate Level LabCam part two of a three part seriesIn this one-hour webinar, educators will delve deeper into the functionalities of LabCam, a natural science exploration, and data logging laboratory. This is the second part of a three-part series. If you missed the Introduction to LabCam webinar, you may view the recorded webinar here: http://nr21.ctl.net/recorded-webinars/
Desmos Graphing Calculator Beyond the BasicsThis webinar is part two of a three part series and will take a more in-depth look at Desmos, the online graphing calculator for elementary through high school math. With a full collection of video tutorials and the Desmos Bingo graphing challenge game, Desmos provides a fun and easy way to learn mathematical concepts.
PocketLab: A Closer Look (part two of a three part series)In this one-hour webinar, educators will explore the functionality of PocketLab, a hand-held scientific sensor for STEM education that connects wirelessly with the CTL NL6 Chromebook. This is part two of a three part series. You may view part one on this CTL Tech TV channel.
Become a Google Classroom GuruJoin CTL and guest presenter, Dani Kennis for a one-hour webinar on Google Classroom. Dani, a high school teacher and technology coach will teach you how to be a Google Classroom Guru:
Create a paperless Workflow Management System (WMS)
Integrate Classroom with Google Drive,
Increase co-teaching capabilities
Create a class website
Create living, lasting archives of student achievement growth
Give live feedback and facilitate fast, organic grading
Replace hard copy assignments
Digital Citizenship for StudentsThis one-hour webinar covers how educators can guide and model beneficial technology use. Digital Citizenship is more than just a teaching tool; it is a way to prepare students/technology users for a society full of technology.
Google Apps Administrator Part 2Learn more about the Chromebook management capabilities using Google Apps Administrator. This one-hour webinar covers:
Pushing out Apps
Bookmarks
YouTube settings
Q & A session
Overview of Securly Cloud Based Internet Security AppLearn the features and benefits of Securly, a cloud-based internet security app for schools and parents.
GAFE ing Your Way Through Chomebook Based ProjectsParticipants learn how to utilize Google tools, such as Slides, Forms, and Classroom to create engaging projects for increased student collaboration. By elevating the power of web based tools, students will develop essential 21st century skills needed to be future ready.
Google Sites BasicsThis one hour webinar teaches educators how to use Google Sites for class websites and projects. This webinar originally aired June 15, 2016. Stay tuned to CTL Tech TV to view our Google Sites Updates webinar in January 2017!
An Introduction to PocketLabLearn about PocketLab, a science lab that connects to the CTL NL6 Chromebook and fits in a pocket. PocketLab allows students to explore the world and build science experiments using integrated sensors including: Accelerometer; Gyroscope; Magnetometer: Pressure and Temperature. PocketLab has many of the same features as lab equipment that costs thousands of dollars but is simple to use, deploy and manage.
Google Plus for Professional LearningThis one hour webinar introduces attendees to Google+ and how to use Google+ as a professional learning network.
An Introduction to NCLabLearn about NCLab, an application and series of courses that help students develop critical thinking, problem-solving skills and perseverance by teaching computer programming and 3D modeling - essential 21st century STEM job skills. NCLab courses are fully self-paced and self-graded, allowing students to learn efficiently and freeing teachers to focus on their curriculum.
An Introduction to NoteflightLearn about NoteFlight, an online music writing application that lets students create, view, print and hear music notation with professional quality, right on their CTL NL6 Chromebook. Noteflight provides secondary educators and students with a private, secure online community. It’s perfect for group composition, repertoire sharing, and more. Noteflight is an entirely cloud-based notation software platform. You can view, edit, and comment on your students’ scores in an online environment. Create and save unlimited scores, compose directly from any MIDI device, and choose high-quality instrumental sounds.
An Introduction to WeVideoWeVideo is a powerful, yet easy-to-use,cloud-based collaborative video creation platform. In this one-hour webinar, educators learn how to use this powerful tool to help students engage in interactive learning through video production. Great for teachers of any subject!
An Introduction to Desmos Graphing CalculatorLearn about Desmos, the online graphing calculator for elementary through high school math. With a full collection of video tutorials and the Desmos Bingo graphing challenge game, Desmos provides a fun and easy way to learn mathematical concepts. Features include Derivatives, Functions, Graph Settings, Inequalities, Lists, Parametric Equations, Points, Polar Graphing, Regressions, Statistics, Tables, Trigonometry and more!
An Introduction to Google DocsThis one hour webinar introduces attendees to the various ways teachers can use Google Docs in the classroom as well as the basics of how to use Google Docs for productivity, communication and classroom collaboration.
Google Drive BasicsThis one hour webinar introduces attendees to the various ways teachers can use Google Drive. Topics will include Google Drive navigation, organization, how to find and share content and as how to create documents from the Drive menu. This webinar aired on May 5, 2016.
Google Apps Administrator BasicsThis one hour webinar will introduce attendees to the concepts and best practices for managing users, devices and apps in Google Apps for Education. The live webinar aired April 26, 2016.
Google Forms for EducatorsThis one-hour webinar covers how and why to use Forms in your classroom as well as the basics of how to set them up and analyze the data. (Live webinar aired March 10, 2016).
Setting Learning Objectives in the Classroom: What is Best Practice?CTL Professional Development Series for Educators March 16, 2016 Webinar. "Setting Learning Objectives in the Classroom: What is 'Best Practice?'" with Dr. Howard Pitler, international speaker, coach and author.
Chromebook Implementation Tips and Tricks - CTL WebinarIn this 30-minute webinar, Dani Kennis, Technology Coach and Google Certified Educator and Special Education/Social Studies teacher will share her experience implementing Chromebooks in her classroom.
Gmail for EducatorsThis educator professional development webinar from CTL covers
the basics of Gmail and how it’s different from some other email clients. Topics covered include:
- Configure your inbox - settings (threading, tabs, etc.)
- Read and Compose messages
- Labels vs. Folders
- Stars and filters
- Hangouts/Chat
- Searching
- Other customizations
Google Drive Organization 1/21/2016Webinar from the CTL Professional Development for Education series: Google Drive Organization.
An Overview of the Google Admin Consolejoin CTL for a 60 minute webinar offering an overview of the Google Admin Console, a single place to manage all of your Google Apps services for your entire organization. Certified Google Trainer Katherine Livick from ESD 112 will cover the basics of using the Google Admin Console, including:
- What's Possible
- Getting There/Configuring your Workspace
- User Management/Admin Roles
- Apps Management
- Groups
- Device Management
- Reports
- Company Profile/Security
- General Best Practices, Links, Resources
An Overview of Google ClassroomThis webinar from CTL offers an overview of Google Classroom, a new tool in Google Apps for Education that helps teachers create and organize assignments quickly, provide feedback efficiently and easily communicate with their classes. A special guest from our Education Professional Development partner, ESD112 will cover the basics of Google Classroom as well as tips and tricks to make the most of this innovative classroom tool:
- What is Classroom?
- First login and initial setup
- Adding students
- Adding different types of assignments
- An overview of a basic Classroom workflow
- A few tips and tricks to smooth out your Classroom experience
Chromebooks for Education OverviewChromebooks are fast, intuitive, and easy-to-manage computers that connect students and teachers with the power of the web.
For more information, visit: google.com/chromebook/education
Managing Chromebooks with the Google Admin ConsoleGoogle's Admin Console makes deploying and managing your school's Chromebooks a simple task, not a headache. With the Admin Console you can remotely manage your students' experience and add users, devices, printers, and network access all from the web and easily enforce over 200 digital policies across all of your Chromebooks. You can even customize bookmarks and wallpaper for every student, grade level, or instructor. Using Chromebooks means all you have to manage is the learning.
Learn more at google.com/edu
Chromebooks for Education, Management ToolsA brief overview of those features and policies that schools can use to manage Chromebooks in the classroom. Learn how to control your Chrome experience, user settings, device policies, and educational web apps.
Google's Managed Chromebook FeaturesChrome devices are optimized for the web's vast educational resources. Integrate rich content into lessons, inspire collaboration, and encourage students to create and share their own content with the world. Chrome devices deliver it all without lengthy startup times or tedious training. They're a simple, scalable and affordable way to put technology into the hands of more students and teachers.
Teacher Tips: Using Chrome Management Console to quickly deploy apps to studentsUsing the Google Chrome Management Console to deploy apps in seconds to thousands of users.
Presentation by Francisco Massanet-Nicolau.
Unboxing Google Chromebook J2 by CTLChromebook CTL J2
Características:
Pantalla: 11.6'' 1366x768 HD LED anti-Glare Screen
Procesador: Quad Core Cortex – A17 RK3288-C Processor
Batería: 2S1P, 7.4V, 3400mhA/Polymer Battery with 9+ horas
Puertos: HDMI 2.0, 2xUSB 2.0, 1x Micro SD, 1x mic/headphone combo jack
2GB DDR3L RAM ( J4 - 4 GB RAM )
16GB eMMC Almacenamiento (100 GB en Google Drive)
Fast 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac. 2x2, 2.4G and 5.0G Bluetooth 4.0
2 built-in stereo speakers 1.5W
Dimensiones: 8'' (W) x 11.42'' (D) x .76'' (H)
Peso: 1.116 grs. (20% más ligero que la mayoría de los chromebooks más populares)
Más información: hramallo@ctl.net Web: http://es.ctl.net
CHROMEBOOK CTL para la educaciónCTL Chromebook para la educación
Características exclusivas que fomentan el aprendizaje:
- La cámara giratoria con lupa opcional permite la investigación científica, al igual que proyectos con fotos y vídeo.
- La pantalla antibrillo reduce la fatiga visual en los alumnos
- Hasta 9 horas y media de batería para aprender todo el día
Resistente:
- Resiste caídas. Aguanta golpes y caídas accidentales de hasta 70 cm. La cubierta posterior más fuerte y más gruesa que rodea la pantalla, los lados y los ángulos absorben la fuerza de los golpes y reducen el daño si se cae.
- El teclado resistente a los líquidos ( hasta 330 ml ) evita los daños en los elementos electrónicos. El panel táctil sellado protege los componentes electrónicos contra humedad y derrames.
Duradero:
- El refuerzo alrededor de los puertos y las bisagras aumentan la durabilidad y resistencia frente al desgaste por el uso.
- Teclas que los alumnos no pueden despegar
- La textura antideslizante oculta los arañazos, y ayuda a que los alumnos sujeten mejor el dispositivo.
- El diseño sin ventilador elimina la necesidad de huecos de ventilación en la parte inferior. La ausencia de ventilación permite mantener la suciedad lejos de los elementos electrónicos, lo cual ayuda a prolongar la vida útil del dispositivo.
Especificaciones:
Procesador: Intel Celeron N2930 ( Quad Core hasta 2,16 Ghz)
Memoria: 4 GB
Almacenamiento: 16 GB SSD, 100 GB en Google Drive
Cámara: HD 720p Giratoria
Pantalla: 11,6 pulgadas LED 1366x768 HD Antibrillo.
Batería: hasta 9 horas y media 36 Wh, fácil de reemplazar.
E/S Sistema: 1xHDMI, 1xUSB 3.0, 1xUSB 2.0, lector tarjetas, Kensington
Sonido y micrófono: stéreo, y micrófono en cámara.
Dimensiones: 300 x 215 x 22,4 mm
Peso: 1290 gr
Más información:
http://www.ctl.info/es
http://www.ctl.net
UNBOXING CHROMEBOOK CTL PARA LA EDUCACION PROMOCTL Chromebook para la educación
Características exclusivas que fomentan el aprendizaje:
- La cámara giratoria con lupa opcional permite la investigación científica, al igual que proyectos con fotos y vídeo.
- La pantalla antibrillo reduce la fatiga visual en los alumnos
- Hasta 9 horas y media de batería para aprender todo el día
Resistente:
- Resiste caídas. Aguanta golpes y caídas accidentales de hasta 70 cm. La cubierta posterior más fuerte y más gruesa que rodea la pantalla, los lados y los ángulos absorben la fuerza de los golpes y reducen el daño si se cae.
- El teclado resistente a los líquidos ( hasta 330 ml ) evita los daños en los elementos electrónicos. El panel táctil sellado protege los componentes electrónicos contra humedad y derrames.
Duradero:
- El refuerzo alrededor de los puertos y las bisagras aumentan la durabilidad y resistencia frente al desgaste por el uso.
- Teclas que los alumnos no pueden despegar
- La textura antideslizante oculta los arañazos, y ayuda a que los alumnos sujeten mejor el dispositivo.
- El diseño sin ventilador elimina la necesidad de huecos de ventilación en la parte inferior. La ausencia de ventilación permite mantener la suciedad lejos de los elementos electrónicos, lo cual ayuda a prolongar la vida útil del dispositivo.
Especificaciones:
Procesador: Intel Celeron N2930 ( Quad Core hasta 2,16 Ghz)
Memoria: 4 GB
Almacenamiento: 16 GB SSD, 100 GB en Google Drive
Cámara: HD 720p Giratoria
Pantalla: 11,6 pulgadas LED 1366x768 HD Antibrillo.
Batería: hasta 9 horas y media 36 Wh, fácil de reemplazar.
E/S Sistema: 1xHDMI, 1xUSB 3.0, 1xUSB 2.0, lector tarjetas, Kensington
Sonido y micrófono: stéreo, y micrófono en cámara.
Dimensiones: 300 x 215 x 22,4 mm
Peso: 1290 gr
