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.

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!

Students should watch this video to get help on how to turn in their Google presentation or document that their teacher will grade or score on a rubric. This is not the same as a Google Cloud assignment. Follow these directions to help your teachers save time when they are reading and evaluating your work.

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.

Watch this video to see how you can make a plain text box or image in Google Slides really pop! This shows how to add backgrounds, borders, change text or image shape, and layer your items on a slide.

Students, watch this video to find the problems on your test that you need to do corrections on.

Use this video to learn how to take the Google Slides link you have from "Publish to the Web" and submit it to a Discussion for other students to be able to view like an Ebook instead of a Slides presentation. This is the best way to share your slides presentation because the person clicking on the link to view it does NOT have to have a Google account to see it!

Use this video to learn how to make your slides look and act like an online book or website. The choice "Publish to the Web" is useful because it allows anyone (not just Google users) to view your Google Drive presentation, document, sheet, etc. "Publish to the Web" makes your slides act like a website. Notice that the slide sorter, tools and menus, and theme slides are removed from this view.

This shows the steps a student can follow to open and complete a Jamboard assignment in Canvas, then submit to their Canvas course.

If you get the message "You do not have access" message when you are trying to start a Google Cloud Assignment, then this video is for YOU!!! Watch it to learn how to disconnect accounts and then reconnect with your school account.

Here are the directions for how students access the Respondus Lockdown Browser. These directions are for Conroe ISD issued Chromebooks. Students who use their own laptop or desktop should download the file when prompted as they open the test.

Want help reading text that is on the screen? Watch this video to add Read and Write for Google Chrome! It's a tool that helps students read text online- Google Docs, websites, and your Canvas courses, and files that are stored online. Conroe ISD students and staff have the opportunity to add this to their Chrome browser. Use this video to guide you on how to add it to your Chrome browser if you are using a laptop or desktop computer. If you are using a Chromebook, please watch the Chromebook video to add it. Read and Write for Chrome, and Screenshot Reader have lots of ways to support students when they read online. Besides having text read aloud, these tools have a dictionary, highlighting tools, vocabulary lists, etc.

If you have a Chromebook, this video will help students (and parents) add the tool called Read & Write for Google Chrome to their Chrome browser- if they have logged in to their Conroe ISD school account. It also shows how to add Screenshot Reader. This tool helps students read anything that is online- anything on Canvas LMS, Google Docs, or websites! It also has a dictionary tool, and the ability to highlight text and put those highlights in a Google Doc.

Use this video to help you fix 2 issues that may occur when you add Read and Write for Google Chrome. 0:19 Chrome browser is someone else's 2:22 missing the dark grey puzzle piece that has the extensions.

Watch this video to see how to get your Google Cloud assignment large on your screen so you can type easily into the document or slide.

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

This video is to share with students so that they know how to turn in the assignments you make that require students to add a file, like a picture or a video. The video guides students in taking a picture using a Chromebook. The second part of the video explains how to submit the picture to an assignment in a Canvas course.

Sometimes your teacher may want you to submit an image or video for an assignment. Most of us use our phone to take pics and vids, so this video shows how to submit using your phone.

Watch this video to learn how to submit a video, audio, or image file for an assignment. This video shows how to use a desktop, laptop, or Chromebook. If you would rather use your phone to create the video, audio, or image, there is another how-to video you can watch for those directions.