This video explains how to download a Zoom meeting recording to your computer so you can edit it using the Canvas Studio tool.

Follow the directions in this video for the easy way to access and use your 5th grade Social Studies textbook.

Having problems viewing a site that has Flash player? Watch this video to fix your issue.

Use this video to learn how to clear the cache on your Chrome browser. This is a technique to use when a website you want to use isn't responding the way it usually does (it's not "working.")

Forgetting to attend your Zoom meetings? Want to be more organized in your life? Watch this video to see how to create an event, or multiple events (recurring events) on your Google Calendar. It's part of your Google Drive!

Use this video to help you access your mic and camera while using FlipGrid.

Use this video to see how to create an unlisted video link that you can use in your Google Presentation.

Zoom meetings with video require a camera, so the district suggests the use of your school doc camera or a school Chromebook. This video shows how to use your doc camera as a web camera for Zoom meetings. If you would rather use a Chromebook, there is another video that shows the best way to use Zoom on a Chromebook.

Use this video is the 1st of 3 to learn how to use your Aver document camera to record "how to" directions and upload to your Canvas course.

This is the 3rd of 3 videos to show teachers how to rename video files and troubleshoot when people cannot see your video.

Use this video to guide you in making a Zoom link that you can share with students on Canvas or in an email.

***Zoom is now a button on the Conroe ISD SSO page, for students and teachers!*** This video is for people who are not using their Conroe ISD school credentials on their Chromebook, or people outside of Conroe ISD. There is an app specifically for using Zoom on a Chromebook. It's already added to the Conroe ISD Chromebooks, and it may give you a better experience than just clicking on a link someone sends you in an email. Watch this video to see how to use the app. If you have a personal Chromebook, you can add the Zoom app by clicking the link below. You should be using your Chromebook when you click this link so that the app can be added. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/zoom/hmbjbjdpkobdjplfobhljndfdfdipjhg?hl=en-US

This video shows students what to do before they click on the button "Log In With Google" when they are using any website that has that button.

Watch this video if you have already watched the first video. This video helps with troubleshooting issues when a student is trying to use the Sign in with Google button- the video shows Classkick.

This is the 3rd of 3 videos about using the button "Log in with Google." It is a video that shows troubleshooting tips relating to removing different users from the device you are using. If you are having the problem that the Chrome browser is a different account than the SSO page account, this video explains how to fix it.

Screencastify is an extension that you add to your Chrome browser. After adding it, you can record a screencast, and the system will save to your Google Drive. Keyboard shortcuts to help you record can be found here (although they don't work on a Chromebook) : https://learn.screencastify.com/hc/en-us/articles/360050332233-Master-keyboard-shortcuts

Watch this video to learn 2 ways you can put the same file in multiple folders in your Google Drive

Watch this video to learn to ways to share docs out by changing the URL. This is a great way to share when you want students to have their own copy of a doc, slideshow, etc. using a URL link.

Watch this to learn how to change ownership of anything in your Google Drive! This is especially helpful when you are leaving your school, and want another teacher to "be in charge of" a doc you created that you shared with them.

Watch this video to see how you can create windows side by side from your Chrome browser. This is great when you want to follow directions or watch video directions and follow along with that in another window.

Use this video to help you: 1.  Sort data. 2.  Color alternating rows to help you read the spreadsheet easier. 3.  Create a Heat Map- color code data falling between ranges so that you can use the data easily- especially helpful in looking at assessment data to drive small group instruction.