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Google Forms & Sheets – Olympic Scoring – Part 3
*NOTE: I ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED THIS ON MAY3 BUT THERE WAS A MISTAKE WITH BASIC ORGANIZATION OF THE WORKSHEET/ I HAVE CORRECTED THIS AND SINCE UPDATED IT TO WORK AS PLANNED. The journey continues and this marks the hump point of … Continue reading
Posted in Google Apps, Helpful Tips, Patrick Cauley, tutorial
Tagged google forms, google sheets, olympics
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Google Forms & Sheets – Olympic Scoring – Part 2
In Part 1 we talked about the broad strokes of creating a scoring system for my school’s Olympics games. We talked about the services to utilize, how it was basically set up and what skills I used to make everything … Continue reading
Posted in Google Apps, Helpful Tips, Patrick Cauley, tutorial
Tagged google forms, google sheets, olympics
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Google Forms & Sheets – Olympic Scoring – Part 1
What is with me and “multiple part” posts? OK and just a fair warning this series is going to get a little technical with formulas and linking multiple worksheets together to get a scoreboard of sorts for an “Olympic” event … Continue reading
Posted in Google Apps, Helpful Tips, Patrick Cauley, tutorial
Tagged google forms, google sheets, olympics
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viewpure – a video tutorial
Earlier this week I wrote about viewpure.com and I am genuinely pretty impressed with what this service does. Above is a quick video showing it in action and how you can customize YouTube videos of your own choice to … Continue reading
viewpure and YouTube
Let me lay out a scenario and see if you can relate to it. You have found a great YouTube video (like the one below :)). You want to show it to your class. It has a great explanation, it … Continue reading
How to install MAMP and GLPI for your own inventory
Early October I wrote a post about why your school should have an inventory and I talked about using MAMP and GLPI to create your own on an older MacBook that you may have in storage. I thought the post … Continue reading
Google Sheets – Query Function a Video Tutorial
Recently I posted about Google Sheets and how awesome the query function is. I thought it was so cool that I would make a little video about how to do it, in case my instructions were not super clear. Watch … Continue reading
Posted in Google Apps, Helpful Tips, Patrick Cauley, tutorial, Video
Tagged google sheets, query, tutorial
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Google Sheets + Query = Hell YEAH!
A few weeks ago I stumbled upon something that has got my a little excited. I mean did you see the exclamation mark in the title? That is not to be trifled with people. At any rate, I have stumbled … Continue reading
Make Quick Tutorials with a GIF Screen Recorder
By: Tony DePrato | Follow me on Twitter @tdeprato Software used for this video: LICEcap
Posted in Tony DePrato, tutorial, VideoTipTrick
Tagged GIF, learning, MakeTutorials, QuickIdeas, ScreenRecording
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Free Books on Programming from OReilly
By: Tony DePrato | Follow me on Twitter @tdeprato This is not a scam. I actually have already grabbed five books for myself. Yes, these are for either adults or older students, but they are free. In fact, if you … Continue reading
Posted in Educational Technology, Instructional Technology, Tony DePrato, tutorial
Tagged FreeBooks, learning, Oreilly, PDFs, programming
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