Making your Google life easier with Labels

 Communication today is done the majority of the time in email form. One thing that is very time-consuming is adding each contact individually when you are emailing a large number of people. However, Labels in Gmail allows you to create a contact list of people that you email regularly without having to add each one individually. It is a game-changer for saving time. Whether you are a teacher emailing a group of students, a secretary that is emailing your building staff, or a department emailing a special set of staff, labels will save you time. Check out the video on how to create a contact list using labels in Gmail!

But Wait!

The one sad part of labels is that you cannot share them.  I know Google is king in the sharing world and they couldn't figure this out? 

However, you can export them to someone and they can import the list. So, you can share with just a few more steps! 

Watch the video to export your labels. 

Watch the video to import the contact list. 

How to keep up with work in Google Classroom

 Are you and your students having issues keeping up with work in Google Classroom?

Google has given you a couple ways to keep up with the work you have given and what you need to grade. Teachers, there is a wonderful 'To Review' where you can click on to find the work that needs to be graded. Check out the video to see how easy it can be! 

Students can click the 'To Do' and choose the class to view assignments they need to complete. 

Uploading Files to Google Drive

During remote teaching, you have obtained many new resources. Many of these files have been saved to your computer. But, what if your computer crashes- will you lose all of your resources? 

We have a solution! You can upload all of these files to your Google Drive and they will only be a click away! 

Watch the short video to find out how!

Organize your Google Classroom!

 Are you having trouble keeping your Google Classroom organized? 

        

Your students can't find their assignments and keep emailing you? Well, watch our short video on how to get your Google Classroom organized!