Dulany Consulting, Inc.

Google Certified Educator Level I

November 16th - 9am to 2pm

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We'll prepare you for the entry-level GCE exam by going over topics like Google Drive, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Slides, Google Forms, Google Classroom, Google Sites, Google Mail (yeah, you read that right!), and cover both a foundational knowledge AND real-world classroom examples, so you can take your Google training back to the classroom for instant results.

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Put your Google skills to the test and sign up for our training today!

Google Certified Educator Level II

Tuesday November 17th, 2020 - 9am to 2pm

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We'll prepare you for the NEXT LEVEL GCE exam by going over some of the same topics as the entry level exam like Google Drive, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Slides, Google Forms, Google Classroom, Google Sites, Google Mail (yeah, you read that right!), but also some of the lesser known tools like Google Arts & Culture, Google Scholar, Google's Blogger Tool, Sheets Add-ons, and much more. We cover both a foundational knowledge AND real-world classroom examples, so you can take your Google training back to the classroom for instant results.

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Now's the time to level up your Google skills! With eLearning becoming more important to the life of a daily classroom teacher, having access to all the proper tools becomes critical to your teaching and your students' learning.

eLearning Made Easy - MUST HAVE tools

Wednesday November 17th, 2020 - 9am to 11am

Are you running your classroom online? Is the COVID-19 pandemic wrecking your normally scheduled lesson plans? Are you fed up with Zoom conferences and looking for BETTER and EASIER ways to interact with your classroom? This is the webinar for you!  This session will give you the tools you need to be successful using eLearning - regardless of whether your school uses Macs, PCs, Chromebooks, iPads, or any other device!

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We'll talk about things like online recordings, how to best record your screen, how to keep your students engaged and respectful, how to accept assignments from students (even if they're too young to have Google accounts), how to keep high school kids engaged, and so much more.