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As the Data Specialist for the school, I conducted the following Professional Development for our teachers to go over how to engage their students more effectively with Google Chromebooks. Chromebooks are a viable alternative to clunky, bloated and expensive laptops and the DOE now officially offers Google Chromebooks.

Below is the Agenda for my Teacher PD on Chromebooks:

Date: June 4th, 2015

Agenda

1. Why use Google Chromebooks?
2. How to login to EBTBrooklyn.com Google Chromebooks.
1. All EBT Student Accounts @ebtbrooklyn.com
2. Proxy Setup: “Allow Proxy”
3. No internet? How to Setup Offline Apps on Chromebooks!
3. One Website: www.ebtbrooklyn.com
4. Google Classroom (classroom.google.com)
5. EBTBrooklyn Email Best Practices (mail.ebtbrooklyn.com)
1. Forward to personal email
2. Group Email
3. Priority Email
4. Setup on Smartphones / Tablets as Exchange (m.google.com)
6. Google Docs Best Practices (docs.ebtbrooklyn.com)
1. EBT Templates
2. Share settings
3. Email Collaborators as attachments
4. Revision History
7. Google Calendar (calendar.ebtbrooklyn.com)
1. Help EBT students become organized
2. Send reminders to students automatically
8. Google Slides
1. Collaborate on Powerpoints with your co-teachers
2. Share your slides with students for review
9. Other useful apps to use on Chromebooks
1. ClassDoJo
2. Kahoot
3. http://www.ck12.org/summer
10. Exit Summary on Jupitergrades (Wow, What, Wonder).