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Canva GIF
Trialling uploading GIF from FILES

Canva
Testing Canva videos in edublogs.
Download Video to Files > upload as media in edublogs
My Digital Life
Today we were looking at all the digital tech we use. We made a GIF out of it in Canva.
View my GIF here. This link does not work very well as it is static and you have to push the buttons or click the touchpad to make it advance through the frames.
To make this GIF work on this blog I had to use the file in my Drive and get the HTML code there to embed it in the TEXT tab.
It was really tricky moving the head so it opened bit by bit and making it look like the top was connected to the bottom.
Embedding Google Slides in Edublogs
Watch this tutorial on how to embed Google Slides in Edublogs.
Google Slides have moved “Publish to the Web” in Slides and Google Drawings. This process works for both of these Google Apps.
This is what slides look like when embedded in edublogs.
You can hide the navigation bar of the Slides by editing the embed code. This is handy if you onhly have one slide to display or the presentation is set to play automatically.
Copy and paste the code with instructions from the Speaker notes on the slide here
Here is how they will look…
Housework
Did you know that the more extensions, themes and videos like GIFs take up lots of memory on your Chromebook? Our Chromebooks are designed to work from the internet so it doesn’t have much memory to store files. Things like videos, GIFs, extensions and themes chomp up the memory on our device.
So today we did some housework on our Chromebook.
We reset our Google Search page so it is the boring white page. We looked at our extensions to make sure we didn’t have any installed that gobble up memory. And we put our school photo in as our Google Profile photo.

Embedding Google Docs in your blog
Google Docs do not look very nice when embedded but sometimes we need to do this.
Once the HTML code is in you need to change the WIDTH and HEIGHT so the doc fills the screen. Otherwise you get a tiny box with nothing in it.
To make it fit into the blog add this code…
height=700 width=860
it goes between the first iframe and src=
Embedding a Video in Edublogs
Today we are embedding a video from Drive to our blog.
Here is a tutorial for how to do this…
