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G Suite Certification | Teacher Center | Google for EducationHelp your students demonstrate their fluency in Google apps such as Docs, Sheets, and Slides with the G Suite Certification offered at Google for Education’s Teacher Center.

Fundamentals TrainingWelcome to Fundamentals training. By reading, watching videos, and doing activities, you'll learn how to integrate Google in your classroom. By the end of this course, you'll be ready to take the exam to become a Google Certified Educator Level 1.

Advanced TrainingWelcome to Advanced training. By reading, watching videos, and doing activities, you'll learn cutting-edge strategies for integrating Google in your classroom. You can start and stop lessons at any time; we'll track your progress through the course. At the end of this course, you'll be ready to take the exam to become a Google Certified Educator Level 2.

Certified Trainer CourseWhether you are a school’s go-to technologist, a stellar classroom teacher or an enterprising consultant, Certified Trainers are passionate about helping educators transform classrooms with technology. In order to prepare for this application, you will be taken through the Trainer Course below. Our hope is that you will grow as a trainer by learning and building upon your abilities to create and deliver training plans. We all want educators to experience how Google tools can change the way they teach, which is why our Trainer Course covers in-depth information on Google for Education, including our educator Fundamentals and Advanced courses.

Chromebook TrainingChromebooks are easy-to-use, fast, and secure computers. This makes them a favorite for teachers as it removes the technology hassles, letting you focus on teaching and learning. Throughout the lessons that follow you will learn how to best take advantage of these devices in your classroom, from basic use and customization to integrating Google tools and services.

Tools for Diverse Learners TrainingGoogle's mission is to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful. We strive to continue making our products more accessible to users, including students with disabilities or learning challenges. As technology plays an increasingly large role in the classroom, think about how you might use different features to assist your students with disabilities or special needs, or anyone else who may benefit from them. When it comes to learning, there is certainly no one-size-fits-all solution that will resonate with every student, so it’s important to consider features that could be helpful in addressing your students’ needs.

Certified Coach CurriculumThis tailored curriculum provides instructional coaches with tools and strategies that support their 1:1 interactions with educators.

Digital Citizenship and Safety CourseThis course is designed for you and your students to learn how they can help create a safe and positive experience online. By reading, watching videos, and doing activities, you’ll learn how to integrate Digital Citizenship and Safety activities into your classroom curriculum.

Support English Language LearnersAccording to the National Education Association, by 2025, an estimated 25 percent of public school students will be ELLs, and represent over 300 languages. As these numbers increase, so do the demands for concrete solutions for how to address how to teach them. Our ELLs are “often highly intelligent and highly motivated,” says Kenneth Patterson, a teacher leader at Woodmoor Elementary School in Baltimore, Md. “The language is a barrier, not their intellectual capacity.” As a result, educators can leverage Google’s technology to gauge learning while maximizing language development.This is about acknowledging the fact that learners may have more knowledge in their primary language. This is about providing both teachers and learners robust tools to tap into the diverse groups that make up classrooms. This is about providing strategies for educators to create culturally responsive learning environments.

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