MWISD Tech Tip Tuesday
Tuesday, November 14th
Did You Know?- #13
When students are working collaboratively on a Google Doc, sometimes the majority of the paper can accidentally be deleted without noticing until several days or several additions later. Did you know you can restore different versions of your document? Here's how...
- In Google Docs, go to File. Click on version history. Click on see version history. From there, choose a version that fits what you're looking for. This can be a lifesaver when students are working on shared documents.
Did You Know?
When students are working collaboratively or independently, the user is able to save a version as they go. This way, if they delete a lot of information and want to go back to a specific version, the user can. Here's how...
- In Google Docs, go to File. Click on version history. Then, click on name current version. Type in a name for that version.
Did You Know?
Did you know there is voice typing in Google Docs? This can be a valuable tool for those who struggle with getting their thoughts to the computer. Please know, there can be some misinterpreted words; therefore, the user should review before finalizing. Here's how...
- In Google Docs, go to Tools. Click on voice typing. Then, click on the microphone to speak. When you're finished with your sentence, click on the microphone to end it.
Did You Know?
Did you know there is a citing feature in Google Docs? This can be a useful tool when creating a research paper.
- Click on the Explore button in the bottom right-hand corner. An explore window pops up. Type in what you're researching. It automatically defaults to the web. After finding information you're wanting, click on the quotation marks by hovering over the information you selected. Click the quotation marks and it will automatically cite for you.
MWISD Technology Instructional Specialist
MWISD Instructional Technology Specialist Mission:
As the Instructional Technology Specialist, I will strive to serve the academic and digital needs of our students and provide equitable opportunities to prepare students for our ever-changing global community.
As the Instructional Technology Specialist, I will strive to serve the academic and digital needs of our students and provide equitable opportunities to prepare students for our ever-changing global community.
I will strive to assist teachers in appropriately incorporating and implementing technology in their classroom by being available for one-on-one meetings, PLCs, staff meetings, and providing professional development that meets our teacher's technology needs.
Email: jmartin@mwisd.net
Location: 906 Southwest 5th Avenue, Mineral Wells, TX, United States
Phone: (940) 325-6404
Twitter: @janaleemartin
Cite...
- Brenden. Menapace. Promo Marketing Magazine. http://magazine.promomarketing.com/article/google-stops-dangerous-docs-phishing-scam/