TechnoKids and Google Classroom
What Is Google Classroom? TechnoKids and Google Classroom work very well together! Google Classroom is a free web service developed for schools by Google. It…
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How to Share TechnoKids Files Using Google Drive
At TechnoKids, we’re often asked how our templates, samples, or workbook files can be shared with students. One common option is to use Google…
PDF Adobe Acrobat Reader and TechnoKids Projects
TechnoKids Teacher Guides and Student Workbooks are in PDF format. Which PDF reader will you use to view the documents? There are lots of…
Explore Tool in G Suite for Education
Google Apps for Education recently announced that it will now be known as G Suite for Education. Along with the rebranding, some other updates…
PDF Reader for TechnoKids Files
1/12/2021: XODO is no longer recommended as a PDF Reader and Annotator for TechnoKids worksheets and resources. XODO often displays errors when opening TechnoKids…
Read Aloud for PDF Files
If you have students who have difficulty reading or students who are not proficient in written English, you can covert the text to speech…
Create a Shared Student Folder on your Server
Teachers need to be flexible! They must adjust their lessons based on their students’ needs. In addition, they need to capitalize on their students’…
Three Steps for Managing Technical Issues in the Computer Lab
When a math teacher tells students to turn to page 32 in the textbook, there is confidence that the content will be the same…
Type Answers into any Handout using the iPad and Goodreader
You may have some old handouts that you want your students to type answers into using the iPad. It is easy! You don’t need…