Socratica Provides High-Quality Educational YouTube Videos
Need more high quality educational videos for your classroom? This channel has great videos covering study tips, coding, and a variety of other topics like chemistry and vocabulary! Check out their channel.

Preserving Endangered Wonders of the World
In partnership with CyArk, Google Arts & Culture used technology to preserve heritage under threat. You don't need to be an archaeologist to visit the ‘Open Heritage’ project page to find out how the team created the models and see the 25 models for yourself. Learn more and see the sites.

Expeditions AR Pioneer Program
Bring your lessons to life with Google Expeditions. The Google Expeditions AR Pioneer Program is only running until the end of the school year, so if you haven't yet participated, please sign up!

Chromebook Pilot & Refresh promotions extended over July 31, 2018
Chromebook pilot promotion: US K12 schools who are new to Chromebooks and purchase 30+ Chromebooks and licenses may be eligible to receive a complimentary deployment or PD services.

Chromebook refresh promotion: US K12 schools refreshing 500+ Chromebooks and licenses may be eligible to receive complimentary audits or support hours from Amplified IT, as well as credit for their used devices through the Clover Wireless buyback program.

Creating Stop Motion in Slides
“I utilize Google Slides frequently to create engaging and sharp graphic publications to communicate information. I have even used Google Slides to publish a children's book. Recently, I have moved into teaching students how to create stop motion with Google slides - creating a series of slides where the images are moved slightly each time in order to design a small animation. This is a very engaging strategy and tool to showcase student learning in a new creative way as they can be done on any curriculum topic. All you do is create your slides, publish to the web, and adjust the timing in the url from delay loop 3,000 to 200. Give it a try!” - Emma Cottier, Saanich School District, (@EmmaCottier)

Saving Time Editing & Grading Papers with Docs
“I love using Google Docs with my classes. Students submit their typed document and then I can offer feedback and editing suggestions line by line if need be, as I correct their work. Students must then work through the document and resolve each suggested edit. For me I feel the time I put into correcting the work is so much more beneficial, as I know that students will actually take the feedback and use it to improve their work, as opposed to when I correct their copies, students merely see the red or green pen additions, maybe read them, but generally just scan the piece and move towards the numerical grade at the end and never really learn anything from all of my corrections!” - Julianne Butler, Colaiste Mhuire Thurles, (@engcmco)