iPads, MakerEd and More in Education

This is a quick post to share with you this handy cheat sheet to help you make the best of your Gmail experience. This document is created and share by G Suite Learning Center and covers mostly the basic  features of Gmail. For more advanced  tips and features you may want to check this page instead. This cheat sheet is also available for free download from this page. You can probably print and share it with your students in class and do group activities in which students get to experiment and explore the different features contained in the document.

Between Labs, extensions, and settings, there’s a plethora of ways that you can customize your Gmail experience and tweak how emails are handled. Below of some of our favorite methods for managing time and giving Gmail an extra boost when it comes to organization.

In Sunday's Practical Ed Tech Tip of the Week I mentioned a Chrome extension that you can use to dictate messages in Gmail. That extension is called Email Dictation. With the extension installed you can quickly have your spoke words appear as text in a Gmail message. In the video below I give a short demonstration of how to use Email Dictation.