Google for Education

If the screengrab functionality does not seem to be working on a Chromebook, check to make sure the “Treat top-row keys as function keys” option is switched OFF. You can also toggle this functionality by holding down the Search key, ... [Read More]

Google Calendar is an often overlooked feature of Google Apps for Education (GAFE). Don’t overlook Google Calendar; it’s real and it’s fabulous. Google Calendars can be private, shared, and public. Keep a private calendar for yourself, share another calendar with ... [Read More]

Google Cast for Education is a free Chrome app that allows teachers and students to share their screens wirelessly from anywhere in the classroom. The app runs on the teacher’s computer, which is connected to the projector; students use Google ... [Read More]

Want to set up an easy work environment in Google Chrome that will function at home, at school, and at any location with an internet connection? Log into Chrome/Google with your District username. Put all of your documents in Google Drive (or just ... [Read More]

As of the 2019-2020 school year, there is a new system for handling student passwords. Previously students set their own passwords for Aspen and Google, and they had static trivial passwords for AD, the desktop computer login. Moving forward, the ... [Read More]

You can set up appointments on your calendar that people can reserve. For instance, professors can have their students reserve time during office hours each week. Please also see Getting the Most out of Google Calendar for more tips on ... [Read More]