INTRODUCTION
Today you will create a Single-Slide using Google Slides and SHARE it with me for credit. I want to make sure you know how take a screenshot, and other applications to create a simple map that you can email, share, or print.
(❗️) ADD YOUR PTFT Project to your MyBIO Project:
Open your Personal Timeline and Family Tree Project in your Google Drive and make sure it is complete. Click File and EXPORT. Export the image as JPEG or PNG image file. Open your MyBIO Slides Project and add Slide 11. Put the PTFT Project on this slide. If it is too big for one slide, you can create two slides.
(❗️) GOOGLE MAP PICTURE PROJECT:
Students must Log-In to Google and Open Google Drive. Students will open another TAB on their browser and go to Google Maps. Using a screenshot on students will create a picture of a fun place to go. They will open Google Slides on their Chromebook and copy the picture into a single-slide. Once it is complete, they must SHARE the file with Mr. S (harvey.scribner@techfreire.org) for credit. See instructions below for specific information:
STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS:
1: Log Into Google
2: Open Google Drive
3. Open Google Maps (Separate TAB)
4. Choose Location on Google Maps
5. Identify Location and Write Notes on WHY you chose it.
6. Take a ScreenShot of your finished map (Picture).
7. Save Picture (Image File) to Chromebook
8. Open Google Slides Application on Chromebook
9. Create a Single Slide on Google Slides with your Picture and Information about Location
10. Save Google Slides File to File Manager
11. Open Google Drive
12. Click NEW and CREATE FILE (Name File Maps Project)
13. Click NEW and UPLOAD both Powerpoint and Image File to Maps Project File
14. Once Files are loaded into Maps Project File, SHARE it with Mr. S (harvey.scribner@techfreire.org)for credit.
NOTE: Make sure to add this slide to your MyBIO Slides project the same way you added your PTFT Project as well. Good Luck! - Mr. S
REFERENCE LINKS
GCF-LEARNFREE.ORG Google Drive Training Online Modules
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