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1 GOOGLE TOOLS TO USE IN CLASSROOM

FORMS: Step 1 Head over to your Google Docs and click on Create then on Form

Step 2 Give your form a title and a description

Step 3 Choose a background for your form to make it look cute. To do this click on " Theme " on the top bar as is displayed in the screenshot below. Choose among the themes there and click on the one you want and then hit done


Step 4 Now you start filling up you form. Provide your questions

and then choose which type of questions you want to use. You can choose from :


CREATE A DRAWING 1. Go to Google Drive at drive.google.com. 2. Click New in the top left, hover over More, and choose Google Drawings.

○ Don't see New? You may have an older version of Drive. Try clicking the Create button in the top left > choosing Drawing.

3. A drawing will automatically be created. Then, use the menu options and the buttons in the toolbar to design diagrams, paint an image, and create flowcharts and other types of drawings. Once you're done, you can add your drawing to your document, presentation, or spreadsheet.

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GOOGLE SHEETS Introduction

Google Sheets allows you to organize, edit, and analyze different types of information using spreadsheets. In this lesson, you'll learn about the different ways you might use spreadsheets and how to navigate the Google Sheets interface. You'll also learn the basic ways to work with cells and cell content, including how to select cells, insert content, and copy and paste cells.

To create a new Google spreadsheet: 1. While viewing your Google Drive, click Create and select Spreadsheet from the dropdown menu.

2. The spreadsheet will appear in a new browser tab.

To name your spreadsheet, locate and select Untitled spreadsheet at the top of the page.


The Rename Document dialog box will appear. Type a name for your spreadsheet, then click OK.

Your spreadsheet will be renamed.

Whenever you need to view or edit your spreadsheet, you can access it again from your Google Drive, where it will be saved automatically.


You may notice that there is no save button. This is because Google Drive uses autosave, which automatically and immediately saves your files as you edit them.

Cell basics Every spreadsheet is made up of thousands of rectangles, which are called cells. A cell is the intersection of a row and a column. Columns are identified by letters (A, B, C), while rows are identified by numbers (1, 2, 3).

Each cell has its own name—or cell address—based on its column and row. In this example, the selected cell intersects column C and row 10, so the cell address is C10. Note that a cell's column and row headings become darker when the cell is selected. You can also select multiple cells at the same time. A group of cells is known as a cell range. Rather than a single cell address, you'll refer to a cell range using the cell address of the first and last cells in the cell range, separated by a colon. For example, a cell range that included cells A1, A2, A3, A4, and A5 would be written as A1:A5.


In the images below, two different cell ranges are selected: ● Cell range A2:A8

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● Cell range A2:B8

● Understanding cell content Any information you enter into a spreadsheet will be stored in a cell. Each cell can contain several different types of content, including text, formatting, formulas, and functions.

● Text Cells can contain text, such as letters, numbers, and dates.

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● Formatting attributes Cells can contain formatting attributes that change the way letters, numbers, and dates are displayed. For example, percentages can appear as 0.15 or 15%. You can even change a cell's background color.

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● Formulas and functions Cells can contain formulas and functions that calculate cell values. In our example, SUM(B2:B8) adds the value of each cell in cell range B2:B8 and displays the total in cell B9.

● To select cells: To input or edit cell content, you'll first need to select the cell.

1. Click a cell to select it.

2. A blue box will appear around the selected cell.

3. *You can also select cells using the arrow keys on your keyboard.


To select a cell range: Sometimes you may want to select a larger group of cells, or cell range.

1. Click, hold, and drag the mouse until all of the cells you want to select are highlighted. 2. Release the mouse to select the desired cell range.

3. To insert cell content:

1. Select the desired cell.

2. Type content into the selected cell, then press Enter. The content will appear in the cell and the formula bar. You can also input and edit cell content into the formula bar.

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To delete cell content: 1. Select the cell you want to delete. 2. Press the Delete or Backspace key on your keyboard. The cell's contents will be deleted.

3. To copy and paste cells: It's easy to copy content that is already entered into your spreadsheet and paste this content to other cells.

1. Select the cells you want to copy. 2. Press Ctrl+C (Windows) or Command+C (Mac) on your keyboard to copy the cells.

3. Select the cell or cells where you want to paste the cells. The copied cells will now have a box around them.

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5. Press Ctrl+V (Windows) or Command+V (Mac) on your keyboard to paste the cells.

6. To cut and paste cells: Unlike copying and pasting—which duplicates cell content—cutting and pasting moves content between cells.

1. Select the cells you want to cut.

2. 3. Press Ctrl+X (Windows) or Command+X (Mac) on your keyboard to cut the cells. The

cell content will remain in its original location until the cells are pasted. 4. Select the cell or cells where you want to paste the cells.

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6. Press Ctrl+V (Windows) or Command+V (Mac) on your keyboard to paste the cells.

7. There may be times when you want to copy and paste only certain parts of a cell's content. In these cases, you can use the Paste Special option. Click Edit in the toolbar menu, hover the mouse over Paste Special, and select your desired paste option from the dropdown menu.


To drag and drop cells: Rather than cutting and pasting, you can drag and drop cells to move their contents.

1. Select a cell, then hover the mouse over an outside edge of the blue box. The cursor will turn into a hand icon .

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3. Click, hold, and drag the cell to its desired location.

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5. Release the mouse to drop the cell.

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To use the fill handle: There may be times when you want to copy the content of one cell to several other cells in your spreadsheet. You could copy and paste the content into each cell, but this method would be time consuming. Instead, you can use the fill handle to quickly copy and paste content from one cell to any other cells in the same row or column.

1. Select the cell you want to use. A small square—known as the fill handle—will appear in the bottomright corner of the cell.

2. Hover the mouse over the fill handle. The cursor will change to a black cross.

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4. Click, hold, and drag the fill handle over the cells you want to fill. A dotted black line will appear around the cells that will be filled.

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6. Release the mouse to fill the selected cells.

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Using the fill handle to continue a series The fill handle can also be used to continue a series. Whenever the content of a row or column follows a sequential order—like numbers (1, 2, 3) or days (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday)—the fill handle will guess what should come next in the series. In our example below, the fill handle is used to extend a series of dates in a column.


Google Docs

Creating new files Google Drive gives you access to a suite of tools that allows you to create and edit a variety of files, including documents, spreadsheets, and presentations. There are five types of files you can create on Google Drive:

● Documents: For composing letters, flyers, essays, and other textbased files (similar to Microsoft Word documents)

● Spreadsheets: For storing and organizing information (similar to Microsoft Excel workbooks)

● Presentations: For creating slideshows (similar to Microsoft PowerPoint presentations)

● Forms: For collecting and organizing data ● Drawings: For creating simple vector graphics or diagrams

To create a new file: 1. From Google Drive, locate and select the New button, then choose the type of file you

want to create. In our example, we'll select Google Docs to create a new document.

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1. Your new file will appear in a new tab on your browser. Locate and select Untitled document in the upperleft corner.

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3. The Rename dialog box will appear. Type a name for your file, then click OK.

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Your file will be renamed. You can access the file at any time from your Google Drive, where it will be saved automatically. Simply doubleclick to open the file again.

5. You may notice that there is no Save button for your files. This is because Google Drive uses autosave, which automatically and immediately saves your files as you edit them.


GOOGLE SLIDES How to access Google Slides:

Google Slides is part of Google Drive which you can access in several ways: ● From Gmail If you are already in Gmail, you can click the “Drive” link in the

black toolbar at the top. ● Web address Or you can just type in the direct address:

https://drive.google.com

How to create a new presentation:

Once you are in Google Drive you can create a new presentation as follows: ● Click the red “Create” button in the top left corner ● Then click “Presentation” from the dropdown menu ● Your blank presentation will now open. You can pick a theme for your new presentation,

which you can change later if you wish. ● You can give it a name by clicking in the “Untitled Presentation” box at the top left, and

then typing in your title. You can click there again to change the title at any time. ● Google Docs automatically saves your presentation any time you make changes.

How to import and convert an existing presentation: Instead of starting from scratch, you can also take existing presentations that you have made in other programs, such as Microsoft PowerPoint, and can import and convert them into Google Docs format. Once converted into Google Docs format, you can edit and share the

presentation. 1. From the main Google Drive screen, click the upload button next to the “Create” button

in the top left. 2. Now click the “Files...” link 3. Browse to locate the file you wish to upload and click “Open” 4. For presentations, you can upload and convert Microsoft PowerPoint presentations of

the following file types: .ppt, .pps, and .pptx 5. To convert the document into Google Docs format, leave the checkbox checked for

“Convert documents, presentations, spreadsheets, and drawings to the corresponding Google Docs format”. If you uncheck this box, the file will be stored, but you will not be able to edit it.

6. Click “Start upload” to import and convert the file




Note: Depending upon how advanced your original presentation is, the converted version may lose some of its formatting and features.

How to create a presentation from a template: Google Docs also offers a large collection of templates to use to begin your documents. This can help save time creating a presentation, such as a photo album, or just to get a new color and design theme.

1. Go to: https://drive.google.com/templates 2. The “Template Gallery” will now open. You can choose templates from your school, as

well as Public templates from all over the world 3. You can narrow your template search by choosing document type and category, or by

entering a search term 4. For any template you find you can click “Preview” to see a full size preview of the file 5. If you want to use the template, click “Use this template” 6. A copy of the presentation will then open up that you can edit and save for your own use

How to change the presentation theme: You can change to look and feel of your presentation by choosing from many premade themes. These will alter the backgrounds, font styles, and font colors for all your slides. To set the theme:

1. Click “Slide” in the top menu bar. 2. Choose “Change theme...” from the dropdown menu. 3. You will now get a window with many theme thumbnail images to scroll through. 4. Click on a theme and then click “OK” to apply it to your presentation.

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How to change the background for a slide:

If you wish to personalize your presentation more than the default themes will allow, you can insert your own background image for any of your slides.

● Click “Slide” then “Background...” ● You can click “Color” to pick a solid color for the background. ● Or you can pick “Image” to add an image from the normal “Insert image” options. ● Or you can click “Reset” to go back to the normal theme background. ● After making your choice, click “Done” to change the current slide, or click “Apply to all”

to change all the slides in the presentation.

How to change the layout for a slide:

The slide layout determines the general arrangement of title, text, and empty space on a slide. Of course you can always move items around and add more items later, but layouts give you a good starting point. You can change the basic layout for any slide as follows:

● Click “Slide” then “Change layout”. ● You can now choose between six slide layout options: Title, Title and Body, Title and

Two Columns, Title Only, Caption, and Blank. ● The slide will now update to the new layout.


How to insert items into slides: Google Slides allows you to insert a variety of objects onto your slides including Text box, Images, Videos, Word Art, Lines, Shapes, and Tables. Below each of these options are explained. How to insert text into a slide:

1. Click “Insert” in the top menu bar. 2. Then choose “Text box” from the dropdown menu. 3. You can now click and drag your mouse to create and insert a text box. 4. You can click inside of the text box to enter text 5. You can click and drag the corner handles to resize the text box 6. You can click and drag the sides to move the text box 7. You can delete the text box by rightclicking on it and choosing “Cut”

How to insert images into a slide:

1. Click “Insert” in the top menu bar 2. Then choose “Image” from the dropdown menu 3. A window will popup giving you six options for inserting an image

4. The first option: “Upload” is used to upload an image you have saved a. Click the “Choose an an image to upload” button b. Now browse to where you have the image saved c. Select the image and click “Open” d. The image will upload and be added to your slide

5. The second option: “Take a snapshot” lets you take a picture with your webcam and insert that into the presentation.

a. Just click "Take a snapshot" and grant Adobe Flash access rights to your webcam.

b. You will now see whatever your webcam sees and can click the "Take Snapshot" button.


c. Docs will hold onto the last three snapshots you take so you can pick the best one to insert.

6. The third option: “By URL” is used to enter the web address for the image a. First, you need to have the web address for the image. Typically you do this by

rightclicking on the picture you found and then choosing “Copy image URL” b. Now go back to the “Insert Image” window in your Google presentation c. Select the option “URL” d. Right click in the box below it and choose “Paste” to insert the address e. Click “Select” to insert the image onto your slide

7. The fourth option: “Your Albums” lets you insert images you have saved in Picasa. a. Click any of your Picasa albums. b. Then click on any of the pictures in the album you chose. c. Click “Select” to insert the picture onto your slide.

8. The fifth option: “Google Drive” allow you is insert an image you have saved in your Google Drive, or that has been shared with you. 9. The sixth option: “Search” allows you to search several online resources for images. The sources include Google Images (public domain), Life Magazine archives, and Stock Photos (clipart).

a. Click in the search box and type in your search term. b. Narrow down your search by type of image or color of image if you wish. c. Switch between Google, Life, and Stock as needed. d. Click on the image you want and then click “Select” to insert it onto your slide.

How to insert a video into a slide: Google Slides allows you to insert videos into your slides as long as those videos are already online through YouTube.

1. Click “Insert” in the top menu bar. 2. Then choose “Video...” from the dropdown menu 3. You will now get a popup window where you can enter your search term.

4. You can now scroll through the video thumbnail results to find one you would like to insert.

5. Click on the video you want and then click “Select”. 6. The video will now be placed on your slide. 7. You can click and drag the corner handles to resize the video.

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8. You can click and drag the center of the video to move the video. 9. You can delete the video by rightclicking on it and choosing “Cut”.

Note: Currently Google Presentations only supports inserting YouTube videos. If you have a video on some other web site, you would not be able to insert it, but you could still link to it. Using the “Link” option in the toolbar you could insert the web address of the video you want into a text box. The video will not open in the slide, but will launch in your web browser when the link is clicked.

How to insert Word Art into a slide: You can also insert Word Art to create more creative titles and text.

● Click “Insert” in the top menu bar. ● Then choose “Word Art” from the dropdown menu. ● You can now type in the text you want and press “Enter”

● Once the Word Art has been inserted you can modify it in many ways: ○ You can click and drag the corner handles to resize the Word Art. ○ You can click and drag the center or edge of the item to move the Word Art. ○ You can click and drag the circle handle to rotate the Word Art. ○ You can use the toolbar buttons to change the fill color, line color, line width, and

line style.

How to insert lines and shapes into a slide: Google Slides also lets you insert a wide variety of lines and shapes, which can be used on their own or can be combined into more complex drawings.

1. Click “Insert” in the top menu bar. 2. Then choose “Line” or “Shape” from the dropdown menu. 3. For “Line” you can choose “Line”, “Arrow”, “Curve”, “Polyline”, “Arc”, or “Scribble”.

4. For “Shape” you can choose “Shapes”, “Arrows”, “Callouts”, and “Equation”. 5. Once you choose your line or shape, now click and drag on the slide to insert and create

your item. 6. Once the shape has been created you can change it size, location, fill color, line color,

and more.


How to insert a table into a slide:

1. Click “Insert” in the top menu bar 2. Then choose “Table” from the dropdown menu 3. From a popup menu you can drag your mouse to define the width and height of the

table 4. Click when you have it the size you want, and the table will be inserted 5. You can click inside any of the table cells to enter text

Once you have the table created, there are many adjustments that you can make to it:

1. You can click and drag the corner handles to resize the table 2. You can click and drag the sides to move the table 3. You can change column widths and row heights by putting your mouse on a table grid

line, then clicking and dragging to move the line 4. You can insert new rows and columns by clicking in a cell, then clicking “Table” in the

menu bar, and one of “Insert row above”, “Insert row below”, “Insert column right”, or “Insert column left”

5. You can delete rows, columns, or the entire table by clicking in a cell, then clicking “Table” in the menu bar, followed by one of “Delete row”, “Delete column”, or “Delete table”

6. Note: Many of these functions can also be accessed by rightclicking on the table and choosing from the popup context menu

How to modify, arrange, and group items on your slides: Depending upon the type of item (text box, image, table, line, shape, Word art, etc) you will have several options for modifying the item after it has been inserted into a slide. Below are the most common options:

● You can click and drag the corner handles to resize the item. ● You can click and drag the center or edge of the item to move the item. ● You can delete the item by rightclicking on it and choosing “Cut” or by pressing “Delete”

on your keyboard. ● You can center the item on the slide by clicking “Arrange”, then “Center on page”, then

either “Horizontally” or “Vertically” ● You can rotate the item by grabbing and dragging the circle handle on the top of the

item. Also you can click “Arrange”, the “Rotate”, then “Rotate right 90”, “Rotate left 90”, “Flip horizontally”, or “Flip vertically”

● You can move the item in front of or in back of other items by clicking “Arrange”, then “Order”, then one of “Bring to front”, “Bring forward”, “Send backward”, or “Send to back”


● Using the toolbar you can change the item’s fill color , line color , line

width , and line style . You can also select multiple items at once by “Shift” clicking on each one, or by clicking and dragging your mouse around the items. With several items selected you can do the following:

● You can set their horizontal alignment by clicking “Arrange”, then “Align horizontally”, then one of “Left”, “Center”, or “Right”

● You can set their vertical alignment by clicking “Arrange”, then “Align vertically”, then one of “Top”, “Middle”, or “Bottom”

● You can group the items together (so they become one item) by clicking “Arrange” and then “Group” (you can always ungroup them later the same way).

How add, duplicate, move, and delete slides: Your presentation will be made up of many slides, which you can add, duplicate, move or delete as needed.

● Click “Slide” in the top menu bar, or just rightclick on a slide thumbnail on the left side of

the screen. ● Choose “Delete slide” to remove the current selected slide ● Choose “Duplicate slide” to make a copy of the current selected slide. The new slide is

placed below the original slide. ● Choose “New slide” to create a new slide. ● To move a slide, simply click and drag the slide thumbnail on the left side of your screen

to its new position in the presentation. How to add animation to items:

Google Slides allows you to add animations to text and images so they will appear or disappear on your slide in a predetermined order. This can be helpful to show just what you want while you are giving your presentation.


1. Select any text or object by clicking on it 2. Now click “Insert” and then “Animation” to open up the “Animations” panel on the right

side of the screen. 3. You can choose the type of animation including “Fade in”, “Fade out”, “Fly in”, “Fly out”,

“Zoom in”, “Zoom out”, and “Spin”. 4. You can choose when the animation occurs by choosing between “On click”, “After

previous”, or “With previous”. 5. For text you can check the box for “By paragraph” so that the text will animate one

paragraph at a time (allowing you to speak about each point before revealing the next). 6. You can control the animation speed by clicking a slider from “Slow” to “Fast”. 7. If you have multiple items animated on one slide, you can drag and drop them in the

“Animations” panel to change their order. 8. You can click the “Play” button to preview your animations for that slide.

How to change transitions between slides: You can add transition effects between slides to make a more dynamic or creative presentation.

1. Click “Slide” then “Change transition” to open the “Animations” side panel. 2. At the top of the panel you can pick a transition for the entrance of the current slide

(transitions apply to the entrance of a slide, not its exit). 3. For transitions you can choose “No transition”, “Fade”, “Slide from right”, “Slide from left”,

“Flip”, “Cube”, and “Gallery”. 4. You can control the transition speed by clicking a slider from “Slow” to “Fast”. 5. If you want this transitions for all your slides, click the “Apply to all slides” button.

How to insert and edit speaker notes: ● When editing your presentation you can add speaker notes at any time by simply clicking

and typing in the box at the bottom the screen below any slide. ● You can drag the dividing bar at the top of the speaker notes box up and down to give

yourself more or less room for the notes. ● You can use any of the normal text formatting options for the information you type in. ● During the presentation you can view the speakers notes by clicking the Options gear

icon at the bottom of the screen, and then “Open speaker notes” ● Note: The speaker notes will open in a new window. If you have two monitors it is useful

to move your speaker notes to the other screen, or else they will display for everyone to see.

● When printing your presentation check the option for “1 slide with notes” to include them in the printout.


How to run the presentation: ● When you are ready to view your presentation, simply click “View” and then “Start

presentation” ● The presentation will open in a new window ● You can move through the slides by clicking your mouse or clicking the arrow icons in

the bottom left corner ● You can also jump to a specific slide by clicking the “Slide” option in menu at the bottom

and choosing the slide you want ● You can view the speakers notes by clicking the Options gear icon at the bottom of the

screen, and then “Open speaker notes”

How to export your presentation: Although Google keeps your presentations safe on their servers, there may be times when you want to save a copy of a presentation to your local computer. For example, you may want to give a copy to a person who does not have Internet access to get to your Google presentation, or you may be doing a presentation somewhere that does not have Internet access. You can export your presentations as follows:

1. Open the presentation as usual in Google Docs 2. Click “File” in the top menu bar 3. Hover your mouse over the “Download as...” link in the dropdown menu 4. Choose the format you want to save your presentation as, including PPTX (PowerPoint

format), PDF (Adobe Acrobat format), TXT (plain text), or PNG, JPEG, and SVG (all image formats).

5. Your file will now download to your computer How to print your presentation: When you are ready to print your presentation, Google Docs does not print your slides directly, but instead converts the presentation into a PDF which you then can print.

1. Click “File” in the top menu bar, and then “Print preview” 2. This will open a “Print Preview” window where you can adjust settings for your print job.

3. In the “Slide layout” dropdown menu you can choose how many slides to put on each

page, from “1 slide” to “9 slides” or “1 slide with notes” to include speaker notes. 4. You can choose between “Portrait” and “Landscape” for your page orientation. 5. You can check “Hide background” if you do not want the slides to include the

background color or image. 6. When everything looks good, click the “Print” option at the bottom 7. Your presentation will now be converted into a PDF file which will then open or download

depending upon your browser 8. With the PDF open, you can now print the file through the PDF viewer’s print option


How to share presentations: One of the best features of Google Docs is the ability to share documents with others. You can let them just view the presentation, or you can give them the ability to edit it as well. There are several ways to share a presentation, but we will look at the two most common: sharing with specific people and sharing as a link. How to share a document with specific people This is a good option to use if you are sharing the document with specific people or groups of people that can entered by email address.

1. With the document open, click the “Share” button in the top right corner 2. This will open the “Sharing settings” window

3. At the bottom of the window there will be a box labeled “Add people:” 4. Click in that box and type in the people or groups that you want to share the document

with. This can include individual people or groups of people identified by a Google Group email address. The address book will find matches based on what you type.

5. Next click the “Can edit” button to pick whether the users can edit or comment on or view the presentation

6. Optionally click in the “Add message” link to include directions or additional information for the recipients

7. Finally, click the “Save & share” button 8. All of the recipients will now get an email message indicating that the document has

been shared with them 9. For individuals, the document will also automatically show up in their Google Docs list of

documents. 10. For groups (Google Group email addresses), users will only get an email notification.

Note: The document will not show up in their Docs list until they open it for the first time. In the future you can always return to the “Sharing settings” window to change or remove people


1. Click the “Share” button again to return to the “Sharing settings” window.

2. Next to each user’s name is a dropdown to switch between “Can edit”, “Can comment”,

and “Can view” 3. Also there will be an “X” that you can click to remove that person’s access entirely

How to share a document as a link Instead of sharing a document with specific people, you can instead share the document with anyone who has a link to the document. This is useful when you are not sure of everyone in the target audience, or do not have an easy way to include them through an email group. In such a case you need to share a special link with these people.

1. With the document open, click the “Share” button in the top right corner 2. This will open the “Sharing settings” window.

3. At the top you will see “Private Only the people listed below can access”. 4. Click the “Change...” link next to that line. 5. A new window will open up where you can change the privacy settings.

6. You can now pick one of five sharing settings:

a. “Public on the web” Anyone can find and view the document. b. “Anyone with the link” You will get a web link for the document to share with

others (through email or posting online). Anyone who has that link can click it and view your presentation.

c. “[your school domain]” Anyone logged in with their school Google account can find and view the document.


d. “People at [your school domain] with the link” Only people with the link who also are logged into their school Google account can view the document.

e. “Private” Only you can access the document. 7. You can also control whether users can make changes to your document by clicking the

“Access” setting at the bottom and choosing “Can view”, “Can comment”, or “Can edit”. 8. Click “Save” when done. 9. You will now return to the “Sharing settings” window but now you will have a link for the

document that you can share with others.

10. To copy the link, click on the link to select it, then rightclick and choose “Copy”.

If you need to make any changes to sharing, you can repeat the process above and choose different settings at any time Adding Multiple Files

1. Go to classroom.google.com. 2. Click the class you want to add the resource page to. 3. At the top of the page, click About. 4. Enter a title for the page and a description of the class. 5. Enter a location for your class in the Room field. 6. If you choose to leave this field blank, it won't appear in the student view of the page. 7. To add additional resources, click Add materials and enter a title. 8. You can add multiple resources under a single title or add them separately with specific

names. 1. To attach a file, a Google Drive item, a YouTube video, or a link, click the

appropriate icon. 2. Locate and select the relevant item and click Add. To attach a link, enter or paste

the link and click Add. If you decide that you don't need the attachment, click X next to it to remove it.

3. Click Post. 9. Click Save.

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