Google add ons and extensions

There's a subtle difference between a Google Add on and a Google Extension.

Add-ons

• An add-on is added onto a google app like Google Docs, Sheets, Forms, to help you do cool things in your apps (eg a table of contents, a chart builder, an automated mail merge etc). Find an add-on from the menu at the top of your document/file
• HERE is a great list of Google Add ons

Extensions

• An extension is added to your Chrome Browser - It gives your browser more functionality (eg the ability to record a screencast or use a font that's good for Dyslexics)
• The school pushes the Google Read &Write extension - which provides a number of functions to support literacy - to every teacher and students' laptop. Find out more HERE
• Find extensions here
• HERE is a great list of Google Add ons and Google Extensions

Using Add-ons and Extensions together

Doctopus (an add-on) and Goobric (an extension)

Jared Hockley gave a workshop about Doctopus ( a way to manage your Google Docs) and Goobric ( an easy way to give feedback to students via a rubric)

Here is a video introducing Doctopus and Goobric and how to use them with Google Classroom

Or if you prefer written instructions they're HERE

And here's another instructional video (more in depth with step by step instructions) for using Doctopus and Goobric in conjuction with Google Classroom in order to easily give your students feedback or marks on a rubric