Providing valuable feedback to students in a timely manner can be a challenge. The more time that passes between an assignment's submission and the teacher's feedback, the less meaningful that feedback becomes. 

As a teacher, I spend my days helping students express themselves through the written and spoken word. Increasingly, I find myself seeking ways to incorporate more authentic, visual experiences as well.

Allowing students to step outside the publishing box not only teaches them some cool new tech tools, but more importantly, it also helps them consider important (yet often overlooked) elements in their work such as audience, tone and imagery.

Learn how to change the background color and page orientation of a Google Doc.

Chrome extensions are these neat little programs that extend the functionality of your Chrome browser — and you should definitely be using them if you aren't already. Here are 5 must-use Google Chrome extensions for teachers.

Want to save web content to your Google Drive with a simple click? Create and annotate videos of your computer screen? There's an extension for that!