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Location

Thursday, Oct 30, 2025, from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM

Topics

School iPad Device Management, Content Filtering and Internet Hours, Extending Controls at 无尽资源采集, Student iPad & Email Guidelines, Google Classroom To-Do List, Google Classroom Notification Settings, iPad Notifications, and Student Technology Support.

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• Flashcards
• Quiz Show
• Random NamePicker
• Randomizer
• Scavenger Hunt
• Board Game
• Manipulatives
• Matching Game
• Timeline
• Bingo
• Word Search
• Crossword Puzzle
• Word Scramble

and so much more!! Please click to see what you can create.

The video below demonstrates how to use Flippity to create a Random NamePicker.

When presenting, you’ll now see options for the following:

• selecting the previous or next slide,
• select any slide from the picker,
• the three-dot overflow menu, which will open options for opening speaker notes, auto play, caption preferences and more.

Additionally, the size of the presenter bar has been reduces in order to minimize distractions or obstruction of your content. Google condenses the presenter toolbar down to the most essential controls based on customer feedback.

To read more about this update, please click .

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Both GMail and Google Drive are changing (or have already changed) the way they look, also known as its 鈥渦ser interface鈥濃��

Making the switch:

• In GMail, currently, you can CHOOSE whether or not to update your user interface by clicking the gear and selecting 鈥淭ry the new 无尽资源采集 Mail鈥� [You can also switch back to the 鈥渃lassic GMail,鈥� but likely you will eventually be forced to the new GMail with no option to switch back.]
• Your WPS Google Drive automatically switched to the new user interface sometime last week – this is/was not a choice nor can you switch back!

While the changes in Google Drive are mostly 鈥渃osmetic鈥�, there are some new features in GMail to call your attention to:

1. 1. A new, right-hand Sidebar allows quicker access to Calendar, Google Keep & Tasks
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   4. If 鈥媦ou +鈥媘别苍迟颈辞苍 someone in the body of your email 鈥媤ith 鈥媋 鈥媝lus 鈥�(+) 鈥媜r 鈥媋t 鈥�(@) 鈥媠ign, 鈥婫mail automatically 鈥媋dds 鈥媡hem 鈥媡o 鈥媦our 鈥媏mail 鈥媋s a 鈥媟ecipient.
   5. Use the clock icon to Snooze 鈥媏mail 鈥媢ntil 鈥媏xactly 鈥媤hen 鈥媦ou 鈥媙eed 鈥媔t. 鈥婽he email 鈥媘oves 鈥媜ut 鈥媜f 鈥媦our 鈥媔nbox 鈥媋nd 鈥媜pens 鈥媋gain 鈥媋t a 鈥媡ime 鈥媦ou 鈥媍hoose.
   6. GMail will now 鈥�鈥� users to reply to emails they may have missed and to follow up on emails for which they haven鈥檛 received a response.

For more detailed instructions about these new features, and others, check out the following:

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