Hacking Google for Education : 99 Ways to Leverage Google Tools in Classrooms, Schools, and Districts

"Google It" means more than you think

What if you could leverage the full potential of Google for Education? Google Classroom, Google Docs, and Google Apps are changing how we teach, learn and lead, and now more than ever, teachers, principals and district administrators must understand the power and role of Google in their spaces.

Google Apps for Education has something for everyone

G Suite -- Google Drive, Apps, Docs, Gmail, and all Google Tools -- is changing the landscape of progressive, technology-driven schools at a rapid pace that can be daunting. Google gurus Brad Currie, Billy Krakower, and Scott Rocco slow the pace and simplify the jargon with their all-in-one blueprint for everything you need to know about Google and how to use it at the classroom, school and district levels.

If you could do more with Google than search, what would it be?

Would you use Google Hangouts to connect students to cultures around the world? Would you finally achieve a paperless workflow with Classroom? Would you inform and engage stakeholders district wide through Blogger? Now, you can say Yes to all of these, because Currie, Krakower, and Rocco remove the limits in Hacking Google for Education, giving you 99 Hacks in 33 chapters, covering Google in a unique way that benefits all stakeholders.

Learn Powerful Google Tips and Tools you may have never heard of

• Google Forms
• Chrome Browser Insights
• Flubaroo
• FLippity
• Google Cardboard
• Sheets
• Slides
• Screencastify
• g(Math)
• Extensions
• Google Maps
• Tours
• YouTube Insights
• Google Translate
• and many more Google Apps for Education and G Suite strategies

The Formula makes it easy

The 11th book in the Hack Learning Series, Hacking Google for Education provides What You Can Do Tomorrow answers for every question you have about leveraging the power of Google tools for your classroom, school and district.

Read Today ... Google Tomorrow

Grab your copy today, and start Hacking Google for Education.