Google Certification Module 2 Level 1

What should I know at the end of this module? Which apps are part of G Suite for Education Which apps are core services Why it matters if an app is a core service How to find more help or information about Google apps Where to find the Competencies Tracker and how to use it

Hello! I am Jana Gerard and I am a Level 1 & Level 2 Google Certified Educator as well as a Google Certified Trainer. I am also the Learning Specialist in charge of the IDEA Studio and I am here to help you become a Google Certified Educator. You can reach me at jgerard@lindenwood.edu or find me on Twitter @JanaGerard

What is a core service and why does it matter?

The apps that comprise G Suite for Education can vary from school district to school district Usually G Suite contains Chrome, Drive, Docs, Slides, Sheets, Forms, Sites, Classroom, Gmail, Calendar, Keep, Groups, Hangouts, Blogger, YouTube, Google +, Contacts, Tasks

What are the Core Services & Why Do I care? Core services are COPPA & FERPA compliant Google has signed the Student Privacy Pledge for core services Find more information on this document

Non-core Services? Yes! Please use them (with Caution) There are great apps that are not Core Services Maps, Blogger, YouTube, Chrome, Search, … You can use these with your students but know that you are responsible for ensuring that students are using them in a safe and COPPA/FERPA compliant manner For more information, see this document

How do I get more help or information? Experts Forums Product Help Useful Keyboard Shortcuts

What about the competencies tracker? Use this to track your learning and guide your certification journey

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