Learn more about Michael Graham′s PD offeringsMichael J. Graham is the Assistant Principal of Westside High School in Jonesboro, Arkansas where he will help lead a 1:1 Chromebook initiative this fall. Westside High School will equip approximately 650 students with devices to improve their educational experience both in the classroom and at home. Michael is a Google Apps for Education Certified Trainer and author of Google Apps Meets Common Core. In his role as assistant principal he manages and develops technology related professional development that improves instruction for teachers at his school and around the nation. He has a special talent for making teachers feel comfortable and confident when implementing 21st Century skills into their classrooms. Before becoming an administrator Michael taught 8th grade math for 5 years and was the instructional technologist for grades 5-8 for 2 years in a high poverty school. As instructional technologist he worked closely with classroom teachers coaching them on best practices using technology in the classroom. His book is based on real classroom experiences and all of the lesson plans and lesson ideas in the book have been vetted in real classrooms. Michael is a leading force in education technology in his state and around the nation. He serves on the joint Arkansas Department of Education-California Department of Education’s Technology Information Center for Administrative Leadership (TICAL Project). He also serves on the boards of the Hot Springs Technology Institute and Arkansas iTunesU Education Portal. Michael presents at events around the country including ISTE. Follow Michael J. Graham on Twitter for the latest on education technology and innovative teaching practices @mjgraham0.

"Graham and Borgen have hit the nail on the head! They have compiled extensive resources to provide the teachers with a one-stop location to move technology integration forward in a school or district. By matching specific state standards with technology tools and resources, this book fills a common gap for the educator in the time of CCSS."

• PrefaceAcknowledgmentsAbout the Authors1. Becoming a Master of LearningKey FeaturesFuture Ready LearningInstructional StandardsPedagogyFeatures of G Suite for EducationGoogle User ExperienceWhy Google?SummaryResources2. G Suite for Education: OverviewKey FeaturesThe AppsThe CloudShareThe Domain Administrator: Behind the ScenesResources3. Google ClassroomKey FeaturesSetting Up Your ClassClass ActivitiesGradesCommunicate With ParentsSAMR Implications—Transforming InstructionEven MoreSummaryResources4. Google DocumentsKey FeaturesGoogle Docs Basics and State-Mandated TestingFile MenuEdit MenuView MenuLiving DocumentsInsert MenuTools MenuTable MenuAdd-onsSAMR Implications—Transforming InstructionEven MoreSummaryResources5. Google SlidesKey FeaturesSlides and CommunicationAccessing PresentationsFile MenuInsert MenuSlide MenuFormat MenuExample of Student WorkSAMR Implications—Transforming InstructionEven MoreSummaryResources6. Google SheetsKey FeaturesStandards for Mathematical PracticeFile MenuEdit MenuView MenuInsert MenuFormat MenuData MenuTools MenuAdd-onsAuto FillSAMR Implications—Transformation InstructionSummaryResources7. Google FormsKey FeaturesAdvantages of FormsCreating a Google FormEditing a Google FormSettingsAdministering the FormResponses in Google FormsGoogle Forms Menu in Google SheetsUses for FormsSAMR Implications—Transforming InstructionEven MoreSummaryResources8. Google DrawingsKey FeaturesGraphic OrganizersShare Versus PublishFile MenuView MenuFlowchartsDrawings as AssessmentsGraphical ToolbarInsert MenuEdit IconsSAMR Implications—Transforming InstructionEven MoreSummaryResources9. Google DriveKey FeaturesAccessing DriveManaging DriveSearchDownload Google DriveSAMR Implications—Transforming InstructionEven MoreSummary10. Even More GoogleKey FeaturesSearchA Google a DayGoogle URL ShortenerGoogle ChromeMapsScholarCommunicationHangoutsSummaryResourcesIndex

Learn more about Michael Graham′s PD offeringsMichael J. Graham is the Assistant Principal of Westside High School in Jonesboro, Arkansas where he will help lead a 1:1 Chromebook initiative this fall. Westside High School will equip approximately 650 students with devices to improve their educational experience both in the classroom and at home. Michael is a Google Apps for Education Certified Trainer and author of Google Apps Meets Common Core. In his role as assistant principal he manages and develops technology related professional development that improves instruction for teachers at his school and around the nation. He has a special talent for making teachers feel comfortable and confident when implementing 21st Century skills into their classrooms. Before becoming an administrator Michael taught 8th grade math for 5 years and was the instructional technologist for grades 5-8 for 2 years in a high poverty school. As instructional technologist he worked closely with classroom teachers coaching them on best practices using technology in the classroom. His book is based on real classroom experiences and all of the lesson plans and lesson ideas in the book have been vetted in real classrooms. Michael is a leading force in education technology in his state and around the nation. He serves on the joint Arkansas Department of Education-California Department of Education’s Technology Information Center for Administrative Leadership (TICAL Project). He also serves on the boards of the Hot Springs Technology Institute and Arkansas iTunesU Education Portal. Michael presents at events around the country including ISTE. Follow Michael J. Graham on Twitter for the latest on education technology and innovative teaching practices @mjgraham0.

"Graham and Borgen have hit the nail on the head! They have compiled extensive resources to provide the teachers with a one-stop location to move technology integration forward in a school or district. By matching specific state standards with technology tools and resources, this book fills a common gap for the educator in the time of CCSS."

• PrefaceAcknowledgmentsAbout the Authors1. Becoming a Master of LearningKey FeaturesFuture Ready LearningInstructional StandardsPedagogyFeatures of G Suite for EducationGoogle User ExperienceWhy Google?SummaryResources2. G Suite for Education: OverviewKey FeaturesThe AppsThe CloudShareThe Domain Administrator: Behind the ScenesResources3. Google ClassroomKey FeaturesSetting Up Your ClassClass ActivitiesGradesCommunicate With ParentsSAMR Implications—Transforming InstructionEven MoreSummaryResources4. Google DocumentsKey FeaturesGoogle Docs Basics and State-Mandated TestingFile MenuEdit MenuView MenuLiving DocumentsInsert MenuTools MenuTable MenuAdd-onsSAMR Implications—Transforming InstructionEven MoreSummaryResources5. Google SlidesKey FeaturesSlides and CommunicationAccessing PresentationsFile MenuInsert MenuSlide MenuFormat MenuExample of Student WorkSAMR Implications—Transforming InstructionEven MoreSummaryResources6. Google SheetsKey FeaturesStandards for Mathematical PracticeFile MenuEdit MenuView MenuInsert MenuFormat MenuData MenuTools MenuAdd-onsAuto FillSAMR Implications—Transformation InstructionSummaryResources7. Google FormsKey FeaturesAdvantages of FormsCreating a Google FormEditing a Google FormSettingsAdministering the FormResponses in Google FormsGoogle Forms Menu in Google SheetsUses for FormsSAMR Implications—Transforming InstructionEven MoreSummaryResources8. Google DrawingsKey FeaturesGraphic OrganizersShare Versus PublishFile MenuView MenuFlowchartsDrawings as AssessmentsGraphical ToolbarInsert MenuEdit IconsSAMR Implications—Transforming InstructionEven MoreSummaryResources9. Google DriveKey FeaturesAccessing DriveManaging DriveSearchDownload Google DriveSAMR Implications—Transforming InstructionEven MoreSummary10. Even More GoogleKey FeaturesSearchA Google a DayGoogle URL ShortenerGoogle ChromeMapsScholarCommunicationHangoutsSummaryResourcesIndex