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This short tutorial shows you how to create a Google Drawings file.

Contributed by: Tyler Osborne

This short video shows you how to share a Google Drawings file.

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This short tutorial will show you how to lockdown the sharing settings and set an expiry date for access to a Google Drawings file. This is especially useful if you want students to have temporary access, like in an exam situation.

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This short tutorial will show you how to create a PDF out of a Google Drawings file.

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This short tutorial will show you how to download an image you created in Google Drawings.

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This short tutorial shows you how to delete text and objects in Google Drawings.

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This short tutorial shows you how to change the page size in Google Drawings. It also explains why you might want to do that!

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This short tutorial shows you how to insert a shape and change its colour in Google Drawings.

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This video is an introduction to the different formatting options available for the lines you draw in Google Drawings.

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This is a short tutorial on how to evenly distribute objects either horizontally or vertically in Google Drawings. Could be used as bullet points, timelines, plot lines, number lines, and more.

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This short tutorial will show you how to create text boxes in Google Drawings. It also reviews the text formatting options available in Google Drawings.

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This short tutorial will show you how to write inside of an object you drew in Google Drawings.

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This short tutorial will show you how to resize images while keeping the proportions the same in Google Drawings.

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This short tutorial will show you 3 different options for flipping and reversing images in Google Drawings.

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This short tutorial will show you how to write inside of rotated objects in Google Drawings.

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This short tutorial will show you how to change the orientation of objects in Google Drawings.

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This short tutorials shows you how to change the order of images, also known as layering, in Google Drawings.

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This short tutorial shows you how to group and ungroup object in Google Drawings. This is very helpful to make copies quickly and resize objects.

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This short tutorial will show you how to move objects in Google Drawings using your keyboard arrows. It will also demonstrate using the shift key to move pixel by pixel for fine-tuning placement.

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This short tutorial will show you how to move images in Google Drawings by using keyboard shortcuts. Specifically, you will learn how to move images pixel by pixel and how to reorder images.

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This short tutorial will show you how to build custom shapes using the line tool in Google Drawings.

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This short video shows you how to build custom shapes in Google Drawings. The options for shapes are limited, but you can build almost anything by following these steps.

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This short tutorial will show you how to use version histories in Google Drawings. This is helpful for sharing, catching plagiarism, understanding the learning process of individual students, and evaluating group work contributions.

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This short tutorial shows you how to force a copy of a Google Drawings when sharing with others.

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This short tutorial will show you how to find the options for drop shadows and reflections in Google Drawings.

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This short tutorial will show you how to crop images with different shapes (i.e., not a rectangle) in Google Drawings. This is useful for when you want to add a more custom look to your visuals and add some interest to your presentations.