Google Workspace | Efficiënt werken met Google Workspace For Education
Administration should not eat up your evenings. Discover how Gmail, Chat, Keep, Drive and Workspace Studio together make your school tasks lighter, so that time is freed up for your pupils again.
€ 120.00
120.0
EUR
€ 120.00
| Responsible | Kristof Van Dyck |
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| Last Update | 26/08/2026 |
| Members | 1 |
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1. Section4Lessons ·
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1. Introduction3Lessons ·
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1.1. Working efficiently is a teaching decisionNew
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1.2. Meet EmmaNew
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1.3. What is in Google Workspace for Education?New
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2. Gmail as a calm command centre3Lessons ·
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2.1. Labels, filters and multiple inboxesNew
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2.2. Templates, signature and scheduled sendNew
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2.3. Setting up your Gmail at the start of the school yearNew
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3. Google Chat for short lines3Lessons ·
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3.1. Email or chat: choosing deliberatelyNew
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3.2. Spaces for your subject team or working groupNew
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3.3. Assigning and following up tasksNew
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4. Google Keep as a second memory2Lessons ·
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4.1. Notes, lists and labelsNew
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4.2. Keep in DocsNew
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5. Making the tools work together3Lessons ·
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5.1. From email to task, note or conversationNew
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5.2. The side panel and searching across appsNew
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5.3. The calendar as the hub of your weekly planningNew
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6. My Drive and shared drives3Lessons ·
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6.1. Who is the owner?New
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6.2. Which one do you choose, and when?New
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6.3. Moving material safelyNew
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7. Getting the most out of Google Drive4Lessons ·
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7.1. A folder structure that survives a school yearNew
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7.2. Naming and shortcutsNew
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7.3. Sharing wiselyNew
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7.4. Finding things quickly, working offline and version historyNew
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8. In the classroom: running, differentiating and assessing5Lessons ·
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8.1. What is Workspace Studio?New
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8.2. How a flow is built up: trigger, steps and actionsNew
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8.3. Your first flow from a templateNew
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8.4. Describing a flow in plain languageNew
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8.5. Sharing, managing and privacyNew
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9. Getting started in your own school2Lessons ·
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9.1. Your personal efficiency planNew
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9.2. Making agreements with your teamNew
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