untitled 10 ways Google’s philosophy can guide teachers Google sums up its philosophy in its “Ten things we know to be true.” There are great lessons for education in most (but not all!) of them. (Sketch by Matt Miller) Google sums up its philosophy in its “Ten things we know to be true.” There are great lessons for education in most (but not all!) Google has become a household name and has infiltrated almost every part of our lives. Need to find information? Want to see a music video, documentary or other videos? Need to create files that you can share with anyone? Have to pay but don’t have your credit card? Google has its own cell phones (powered by Android), its own interactive glasses (Google Glass) and its own computers (Chromebooks), among many other products. Obviously, Google is doing something right. At Google Teacher Academy a couple weeks ago, I heard about Google’s “Ten things we know to be true.” These things that Google knows to be true have some great guidance for us in the education realm. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
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