28 Google Tools You Didn’t Know Existed

1. Made with Code is designed to get girls interested in coding and expose them to introductory level projects. It’s goal is to create a community for women and girls interested in coding and computer science careers.

2. DevArt is a gallery of art made using code. Students can explore the art work and hear from the artists themselves.

3. Google CS4HS was designed to bring computer science curriculum to K-12 students and teachers. It also offers workshops where individuals can come together to learn more about computer science and computational thinking and as well as access tools and resources they can use in the classroom.

4. Computer Science Custom Search Engine is a branch of CS4HS that allows teachers to search for computer science lessons, tutorials and other curriculum materials.

5. Build with Chrome allow students to build virtual lego models.

6. Summer Maker Camp is a free, online camp sponsored by Google that promotes building, tinkering and exploring.

1. Zygote Body and Biodigital Human are platforms that provide a 3D interactive look at the human body.

2. Google Science Fair is a global, online science fair open to individuals or teams ranging from ages 13-18.

3. Google Sky 100,000 Stars is an interactive 3D visualization of over 100,000 stars.

4. Google Earth Flight Simulator (located under tools in Google earth) allows students to fly anywhere in the world using simple keyboard commands.

5. Google Trends allows students to track trends in search terms and topics across the world, by country, region, etc.

6. Google Correlate allows students to find search patterns that correlate with real-world trends.

1. Google Cultural Institute brings together millions of artifacts from places like the British Museum, The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation and Getty Images in a virtual museum.

2. Google Story Builder allows students to build mini movies and video stories using a Google docs-like template. Students can create characters, write a story, add music and share their work with others.

3. Google Spell Up is a voice-powered game that can help students improve their English.

4. Doodle4Goodle is a contest where students are asked to design their own creative Google doodle. This year’s contest opens up in September 2015.

5. Jam with Chrome is a collaborative live music experience that allows up to three people to jam together in real-time.

6. YouTube Creator Academy is a series of tutorials to help students brush up on their video making, story telling and social media promotion skills.

1. GeoGuessr is a game where student guess where they are in the world based on photos.

2. Google Nightwalk allows users to take a virtual stroll through the streets of Marseilles, France with Julie de Mur, creator of the audio city tours Poromenades Sonores, and narrator Christophe Perruchi, a French production designer. Users can also stray from the tour and walk their own paths with Google Street View.

3. Google Wonders Project brings to life wonders from the modern and ancient world. Students can visit sites like Pompeii, The Hiroshima Peace Memorial, Stonehenge and more.

4. World Map brings together the power of Google Translate and Wikipedia to put the relationship between language and geographical space into context.

5. Field Trip is an app that provides information about your surroundings in an interactive way. The app runs on the background of the users smartphone. When the user approaches something interesting a card pops up with details about the location.

1. Google Moderator allows teachers to create a platform where students can submit questions, ideas or suggestions. Students can also use the platform to vote on certain topics and ideas.

2. Google Groups allows teachers to create online forums and email-based groups to spur discussion and share resources.

3. Power Searching Course teaches students how to get better search results using Google.

4. Google Classroom is a suite of productivity tools available to teachers that allows them to create, assign and collect coursework while seamlessly integrating with Google Drive.

5. Google Hangouts allows for real-time collaboration via a video or instant chat function.