Reaz's Tech Corner

Often times, we like to see a printed or PDF copy of the guest list at  a dinner invitation or a conference event  created in Google Calendar. Below is a quick tutorial on how to print the list of guests of a Google Calendar event :

As the school year comes to an end, ​much like the check-out procedure for physical classrooms, you may find the followings for your digital classroom ​– a very handy clean-up and close-out ​tips: Tip #1 - Return all student work Tip #2 - Un-enroll students from old classes Tip #3 - Archive old classes Tip #4 - Remove old class calendars Tip #5 - Move old class folders in Drive Tip #6 - Remove old class files from "Shared with me" in Drive To learn the details​ on each of the above​, please visit: ​ http://www.controlaltachieve.com/2017/05/classroom-cleanup.html Courtesy: Eric Curts   

One of the most significant changes that happened to the features of Google Apps (now known as G Suite) towards the end of 2016 was the return of ​"Citation" ​tool ​back into Google Docs. The feature was removed from Google Docs in September 2016 and Educators around the world lamented about it in a number of articles and blogs. Using it in tandem with the Explore function​, citations as footnotes​ can be inserted in research reports, ​whitepapers. The format of the citation can also be chosen from MLA, APA, and Chicago styles. To try it out: Open a document in Google Docs . Click the “Explore” icon from the bottom right Type a search in the search bar to search your docs and the web. To add a citation from the web, hover over the search result and​ click “Cite as footnote”. The ​Citation function ​however ​only works when you are using the "Explore" functio