As the song goes 'Schoooooools out for summer!!"
Well, almost. We are still in session for a few more weeks but we can see the end of the year is near.
I want to thank all of my readers for a wonderful school year. I will be taking a break from posting for the summer but will be back again after Labor Day.
I hope everyone has a wonderful summer break!
Last week I shared a tutorial on how to sort information in a Google Sheet.
Something else that might be helpful in terms of viewing your Google Sheet information is filtering.
Below is a tutorial on how to filter your data in Google Sheets.
Google Sheets is a great place to store data of all types. You could use it as a database of books you have in your classroom library or a way to track grades and assignments. There are so many ways you can use Google Sheets.
After you have created your database of information though, how do you sort it?
Below is a tutorial on how to sort data in Google Sheets.
Last week I talked about adding text to a Google Drawing to make pamphlets, flyers, newsletters or even posters.
When creating these projects you will most likely also want to add images. The link below will take you to a tutorial on how to add and edit images in a Google Drawing.
Although it is not the most robust tool on the market, Google Drawings can be used to create a variety of desktop publishing needs. Google Drawings can be used to create pamphlets, flyers, newsletters or even posters.
To create these projects you will want to start with adding text. The link below will take you to a tutorial on how to add and edit text in a Google Drawing.
Adding and Editing Text in Google Drawing (https://bit.ly/42KvlKB)
