This video explains how to use a school iPad to access the story you wrote on a Google Doc. We are opening that up on the iPad because we are going to use it to create an audio book using an app called Book Creator. This is video 1 of 7.

Watch this video to use an amazingly easy app called Quik to make a short video.

Use this video to learn how to publish your Adobe Spark Page, and how to share your published Page as a link you can paste into a Canvas assignment.

Use this video to guide you to create a web site with a topic of your choice.

This video shows students what they need to do before they start their research project for making a web page using Adobe Spark. 1. Upload/Save images you want to use for your Adobe Spark to your Google Drive. 2. Create a Google Doc and name it "Credits." Use this doc to put all the sources you use for images and information. At the end of creating the Adobe Spark Page, you will make a button that will connect your Page with your Credits doc, so people can see your credits.

Watch this video to learn how to access World Book encyclopedia, and use the citing tool for your research.

Watch this video to get a quick overview of how to use an app called "Green Screen" by Do Ink. We used this to make weather reports, but there is so much room for creativity using this app! Since we were in school, most students used a Chromebook to find a background image and they saved it to their Google Drive, then made a script and practiced. When the student got an iPad, they used our district SSO to sign in to their Google Drive, opened the image, and then took a screenshot of it. They used that same iPad to record the video and make the magic happen!

This is a short video made for students. It shows the most efficient way of giving credit where credit is due when you are putting images in your presentation or document.

These are the directions for how to access a test your teacher wants you to take Using the Eduphoria Online Test Portal on the SSO page.