Hello , today is my last day in Peru 😢. If you ever have a chance to come to Lima I highly recommend. 🦙 (see my Facebook for pictures) 💜The people here are amazing. I was able to go to some🏫 schools while I was here to work with teachers. More on this below :) 🙂 Please check in! I am very extroverted and I love to hear from you! Please say hi and if there is any support I can give youp lease let me know. 👉👉 Check In - Alice Responds Passcode is Holidays
 New-beeChromebook: Take a Partial Screenshot
💻To take a partial screenshot on a Chromebook, hold down the Control key, the Shift key and the Windows switcher key (above the 6 key). 🔵This will change the arrow into cross hairs allowing you to select a portion of the screen. ✅ A full screenshot can be taken by omitting the alt key. Control and the Windows switcher key takes a full screenshot.
 Friday Night Relief In Google Drive find a PHOTO of a handout that has text in the photo. Or a PDF.
RIGHT CLICK on the photo or PDF in Drive.
Choose OPEN WITH and choose "Google Docs." this will convert it to editable text!!! Premium Features in Add-onsI did a presentation in Peru where I made it so that the audience would respond in SPANISH but it would show up on my slides in ENGLISH. Link to the Slides Of course I had several people wanting to know how I did this... GOOGLE APPS SCRIPT! To convert to another language is highly specific to my presentation. BUT 
The Audience Participator Add-on will allow you do it for English. - Use the Extensions menu in your Google Slides to set up a Google Form that is automatically linked to the slides.
- Add a slide with the "Section Header" layout.
- Use the Extensions menu to "Push Question."
This will read the question on the slide and update the Google Slides. - Ask students to fill out the Google Form
- Their responses will show up underneath the pushed question
Section Header Layout!For slides with a question you want to push to Google Slides I recommend you use Section Header 
More on Alice in PeruI have heard many times that the public schools in Peru are not great. I have many teacher friends here and they all work at private schools. Most of these schools are run by the Catholic Church. One of the big differences, as was told to me, is that at the Catholic schools they have technology and are trying to be innovative with how they use it. The public schools lack access to technology. It is really exciting to work with Peruvian teachers as they are incredibly kind. They have a lot of passion and enthusiasm. They want to learn tips for how to give students more agency and to be more creative. Learn more from EdTech Latam and see the EdTech Latam Community for the innovative practices that teachers are sharing.
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