Google Jamboard is an app made for both mobile and desktop that doubles as an interactive whiteboard. Teachers can effectively plan their lessons beforehand for multiple subjects. Much like other tools, some practise is required to get familiar with the tool, but you’ll get it in no time!

Plus, the benefits far outweigh the effort put in.  Another interesting feature is the option for multiple collaborators – including students. Much like Google Meets, all you need is the corresponding link to join the Jamboard and participate.

Much like the name suggests, Google Scholar is a tool to access scholarly articles, journals, abstracts, court opinions, and books from academic publishers, court opinions, and online archives. If you are familiar with Google Search, Google Scholar would be a breeze. Thanks to features that are similar to Google Search, you can quickly master the tool.

Both teachers and students can explore related works, citations, authors, and publications. High school teachers can give students a taste of tertiary education and research. 

We work hard, we play hard. But one tool combines both learning and play. Enter Google Arts & Culture – a fun option for both individual and group activities revolving around the arts and creative culture. Google Arts & Culture is an obscure facet of Google apps featuring a wide variety of games available, online museum tours, interactive courses, and topics. It has everything from colours to food to fashion and is proven to be the perfect way to bring out the creative side of students (and teachers).

How can teachers utilize this awesome tool? Teachers can use Google Arts & Culture when talking about diversity, personal interests, and career goals.