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Tuesday, December 4 • 11:15am - 12:15pm
Uncommon G Suite Uses & Tools for Student Greatness!

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Love GSuite and the amazing things you can do with it in the classroom? Want to learn some new uses and lesser-known tools? Come to explore uncommon uses and tools in the realm of G Suite! We will look at unique uses of common apps like Docs, Slides, and Forms as well as taking a “suite” dive into lesser-known Google goodness like the Arts & Culture, experiments, and trends! Come to learn great things to embrace student voice and choice while impressing with your Google master skills!
Speakers
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Patrick Hausammann

Coach & Supervisor of Instructional Technology, Clarke County Public Schools
Patrick Hausammann is a coach and supervisor of ed tech fueled by perpetual optimism and the belief in the power of a #growthmindset to #failforward en route to creativity and innovation. He is the founder of UnisonEDU.org, co-founder of #EdcampNSV, and an ASCD Emerging Leader. He... Read More →

Uncommon G Suite Uses & Tools for Student Greatness pdf
Tuesday December 4, 2018 11:15am - 12:15pm EST
4C
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