1. Making contact the easy way

2. OVERVIEW  Sunnyside’s One-to-One program creates unique opportunities and problems for classroom teachers and Google Docs can help.  Google Docs has great tools you can use to make and maintain contact with students and parents and document those contact for your records.  This session will cover how to set up and use Google Voice,G-mail and Hangouts

3. Signing Up for Google Voice  SUSD’s G-mail App account will not allow you to send SMS texts.  You must create a new G-mail account that is not linked to your school account in order to be able to “chat”, use “Google Hangout”, and send/receive SMS texts

4. Signing Up for Google Voice

8. Google Voice Features

9. Limitations of Selecting Existing Mobile Number  Existing mobile phone numbers do not have full functionality such as SMS messaging

10. Adding a Forwarding Phone #

11. Google Verification

12. Choosing your Google Voice #

13. Example Google Voice Numbers

14. Setting Up Google Voice  To work efficiently, Google Voice needs a list of “contacts”  You can and should use your existing SUSD G-mail account to set up a contacts list  Your Google Voice App will link automatically to your SUSD G-mail account contacts list

15. Click Mail to See Contacts Menu

16. Example Contacts List

17. Adding a Contact  Click on the “New Contact” button  Fill in contact information

18. Grouping Your Contacts  Click on the “Groups” button  For a new group, click on “Create new” from dropdown menu

19. Enter the New Group Name Period 1

20. Grouping Individual Contacts  Click on the contact you want to group

21. Click on the “Group” button  Check the box of the group you want your contact to be part of.

22. Importing Contacts

23. Supported Import Files  Google Voice supports importing CVS files from:  Outlook  Outlook Express  Yahoo Mail  Hotmail  Eudora  User created CVS files

24. Example User Created CVS File StudentPeriodStudent G-mail AccountCell Phone Alvarez, Brianna B 1BriannaA0225@students.susd12.org Alvarez, Edward M 1edwarda0617@students.susd12.org Carrillo, Conrad J 1ConradC0418@students.susd12.org Castillo, Marie R 1MarieC0429@students.susd12.org Castrejon, Isaiah 1IsaiahC1015@students.susd12.org Dicochea, Raylynn A 1RaylynnD0427@students.susd12.org Green, JaJuan R 1JG7316@students.susd12.org Macias Urrea, Jesus F 1JesusM1205@students.susd12.org Ramos, Ashley I 1ashelyr0107@students.susd12.org Sanchez-Quintero, Jesus F 1jesuss0807@students.susd12.org Schroeder, Willow 1willows@students.susd12.org

25. Supported Import Files

26. A) How to Find Student G-mail Accounts in G-mail From far left “Contacts” menu, find and click on “Directory”

27. A) How to Find Student G-mail Accounts Using the Directory An alpha listing by student First Name will appear. Type a student’s name in the question box to find their Gmail address

28. A) How to Find Student G-mail Accounts in LEARN (more efficient) From your LEARN page click on Settings A drop-down menu will appear Select “Users”

29. B) How to find student G-mail Accounts in LEARN (cont) Select “Enrolled users” to see a listing of students and their Gmail accounts.

30. C) Listing of Student G-mail Accounts in LEARN

31. Example Google Voice Texts

32. SMS – Abbreviation for:  Short message (or messaging) service, a system that enables cellular phone users to send and receive text messages.  Noun  A text message that is sent or received using SMS.  Verb  Send someone a text message using SMS.

33. Text Messages to Email  To enable sending Google Voice Text Messaging to the email address associated with your Google Account, follow these steps:  Click the gear icon at the top of the page, click Settings, and select the Voicemail & Text tab.  Check the box next to 'Forward text messages to my email:' in the 'Text Forwarding' section.  Click Save Changes.

34. Examples of Linked SMS/Gmail

35. Using Google Talk/Chat

36. Example Google Talk/Chat List

37. Using Google Hangouts  Google Hangouts has replaced Google Talk  Features  Group Video Calls  Send Photos  Chat with people in your circle

38. Using Google Hangouts

39. Why Use Google Hangouts?  Text message notification appears instantly on your computer screen  Easy to start chatting with students or parents through texting  Instantly text students who are using cell phones instead of doing classwork  Video chat with homebound students

40. Final Thoughts  Depending on HOW MUCH distraction you can tolerate, you MAY or MAY NOT want to use Google Hangouts  You MUST have a separate Gmail account to use Google Voice and Google Hangouts because SUSD’s student Gmail accounts are “thottled” and will not allow use of Voice and Hangouts.  It’s worth the extra effort to organize your contacts list

41. References  Help with Google Voice  https://support.google.com/voice/?guide=108 6099#utm_source=hc_header&utm_medium =GettingStarted&utm_campaign=guide=226 35 https://support.google.com/voice/?guide=108 6099#utm_source=hc_header&utm_medium =GettingStarted&utm_campaign=guide=226 35  Help with Google Hangout  https://support.google.com/hangouts/?hl=en https://support.google.com/hangouts/?hl=en