This extension allows you to create digital notebooks (in the form of personalized Google Slideshows) that can be used in lieu of paper notebooks. That means no more forgotten materials or broken pencils. Create a "starter" notebook and let Google Classroom "Create a Copy For Each Student". Then, as time progresses, the instructor is able to "push" new slides into each of the students' individual notebooks. The advantage of this is that the notebook doesn't have to be complete before initial sharing. Instead, the instructor adds content as he or she creates it and as the students need it. Use cases: Daily warm-ups, vocabulary instruction, SSR logs, online text library or web link set, unit handouts, glossaries, mini test prep warm-ups, creative writing prompts and writing spaces, etc. You can treat it just as you would a binder IRL.This extension allows you to create digital notebooks (in the form of personalized Google Slideshows) that can be used in lieu of paper notebooks. That means no more forgotten materials or broken pencils. Create a "starter" notebook and let Google Classroom "Create a Copy For Each Student". Then, as time progresses, the instructor is able to "push" new slides into each of the students' individual notebooks. The advantage of this is that the notebook doesn't have to be complete before initial sharing. Instead, the instructor adds content as he or she creates it and as the students need it. Use cases: Daily warm-ups, vocabulary instruction, SSR logs, online text library or web link set, unit handouts, glossaries, mini test prep warm-ups, creative writing prompts and writing spaces, etc. You can treat it just as you would a binder IRL.This extension allows you to create digital notebooks (in the form of personalized Google Slideshows) that can be used in lieu of paper notebooks. That means no more forgotten materials or broken pencils. Create a "starter" notebook and let Google Classroom "Create a Copy For Each Student". Then, as time progresses, the instructor is able to "push" new slides into each of the students' individual notebooks. The advantage of this is that the notebook doesn't have to be complete before initial sharing. Instead, the instructor adds content as he or she creates it and as the students need it. Use cases: Daily warm-ups, vocabulary instruction, SSR logs, online text library or web link set, unit handouts, glossaries, mini test prep warm-ups, creative writing prompts and writing spaces, etc. You can treat it

It's a good add-on for google workspace!!!!

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This extension allows you to create digital notebooks (in the form of personalized Google Slideshows) that can be used in lieu of paper notebooks. That means no more forgotten materials or broken pencils. Create a "starter" notebook and let Google Classroom "Create a Copy For Each Student". Then, as time progresses, the instructor is able to "push" new slides into each of the students' individual notebooks. The advantage of this is that the notebook doesn't have to be complete before initial sharing. Instead, the instructor adds content as he or she creates it and as the students need it. Use cases: Daily warm-ups, vocabulary instruction, SSR logs, online text library or web link set, unit handouts, glossaries, mini test prep warm-ups, creative writing prompts and writing spaces, etc. You can treat it just as you would a binder IRL.

I just added this add-on yesterday and when I tried to use it today it said that my 90-day trial is over. Is this an error?

it so good it sucks

Trial ended a day after installing. Cute concept though.

Wanted to purchase the lifetime access (during trial). I was given this option yesterday, but it isn't popping up today. Where do I find this option?

The program is awesome, and works well. I haven't found many issues so far. I've even slipped slides into decks where students are working during class time! Great for building slide decks one step ahead of the students! thanks for they updates (and fixing the typo!) - I'm looking forward to slipping slides into the middle of the decks. A little precarious because my students keep adding slides in the middle themselves, but we'll see. The next feature I'd love love love would be the ability to schedule the slips in advance, similar to scheduling your Classroom posts or emails.

Recently a teacher asked me to help her to use Slip-in-Slide for her science classes. She maintains a digital notebook, and one to be able to add new pages to her students' notebooks in Google Classroom using your Slip-in-Slide add on. I was very excited to learn about this, but when I try to use it I encountered some problems. I installed the add-on, then opened up a Google slide deck and clicked start. Then I clicked “ select a single folder in Google Drive”, then I clicked “select a Google classroom folder”. I then selected the class, but it did not let me choose the assignment within that class to add the slides to. It chose an assignment randomly, which obviously isn’t going to work. My question is: what am I doing wrong? I would love to share this add-on with my teachers, especially as we are still in remote learning. Can you help me use this add-on correctly?