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What’s changing In addition to appointment slots in Google Calendar, we’re introducing appointment scheduling for selected Googl 
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Tools to Help Teachers Easily Plan and Schedule Meetings
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This morning Google announced a small but helpful change to Google Calendar. The web browser version of Google Calendar will now presen
Roxanna Villalobos's curator insight,
September 17, 2020 7:05 PM
Awesome useful information on Google Calendar. Google Calendar will now let you add attachments, change guest access, and edit calendar notifications without having to click the "more options" menu in the scheduling pop-up.
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What’s changing We’re updating the creation flow for meetings in Calendar to help you save time with an easier way to schedule. You’l
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The new school year started for my colleagues and I a few weeks ago. One process that I have to go through at the beginning of each school year is getting all of the year’s events onto my Go…
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We’re adding a quick-access side panel to the Docs editors and Google Calendar to help you quickly access other G Suite products withou
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Earlier this year, we announced a new feature in Google Calendar that, using Google AI, can automatically suggest rooms for your meeting
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There are many reasons why you’d need to make an edit to a meeting, and we’re now making it easier to communicate those changes. Goin
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Google Calendar appointment slots are in the new Google Calendar interface you just have to be in certain views in order to find them.
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Share Your Lesson Plans Through Google Calendar There are 3.6 million teachers in the US and we do not have a collective way to share our lesson plans. There is some awesome teacher in “Vermont” doing some cool things and we all have no idea about it. How do you follow day to day what …
smallbutmightyseo@gmail.com's comment,
April 12, 3:09 AM
Thanks for highlighting this efficient way to share lesson plans and activities via Google Calendar! Collaborative tools like this can truly enhance teaching practices and foster a supportive community among educators. Excited to implement this strategy!
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What’s changing You can now quickly start and share a meeting notes document for your Calendar events. Meeting notes in the Calenda
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This October digital calendar is designed to help you with calendar time during your virtual instruction. Free from The Curriculum Corner.
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With this school year winding down, many folks may already be planning for next school year. One of those tasks may be to put together
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Use Cal.new to Quickly Create Events Google is always making updates and improvements. It’s a hard call to say what my favorite update is so far this year (show attachments and details in Google Classroom might be the winner) but all these dot new shortcuts are pretty high on my list of winners! Cal.new I …
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This can be helpful for allowing you to set up a calendar for special reasons without cluttering up your calendar. On the left hand side o
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Trying to schedule a meeting with just one other party can sometimes be challenge. Throw in a second, third, or fourth party as ofte
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September 13, 2018 6:53 AM
Free technology for #Teachers #edchat #edtech
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