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Google Jamboard
I just completed a lengthy tutorial and commentary on Google Jamboard My tutorial explains the use of the service from a tablet. There are some differences in using the service from a desktop (even though the creation and modification of … Continue reading
Google docs transcription
Kathy Schrock mentioned an interesting Google docs hack she (and I) had not encountered previously. She had discovered that you can open a Google doc, turn on transcription, and then play audio that will be transcribed to the doc. I … Continue reading
Map Google Photos
Google photos has added a great new feature that allows the search of stored photos based on where these photos were taken. It takes a while to roll out this feature to all Photos users so you may not have … Continue reading
New Google Photo Sharing Options
Google has added options for sharing photos and photo albums stored in Google Photos. When sharing an album you can now share directly without creating a link. The default will be to enter Google addresses for those you want to … Continue reading
Google tools for online instruction
Google has generated a useful summary of its tools for teachers now working with students online. The summary would be particularly useful to teachers working within the GSuite environment and looking for a few additional ideas to diversify students experiences … Continue reading
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Testing the filter bubble hypothesis
This post from DuckDuckGo [https://spreadprivacy.com/google-filter-bubble-study/] explains their methodology for investigating self-serving bias in Google searches. Simply put, the approach asked different individuals from different locations to execute the same searches. This was done with and without enabling privacy mode. The … Continue reading
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