
The first time I saw
Alice Keeler's quote about three dots and a tiny triangle, about I'm not gonna lie, I was a bit baffled. See, I consider Alice to be the Queen of Google. And she is the Supergirl of Sheets. Which, continuing on this honesty streak, was my least favorite of the main G-Suite Apps.
Until I found Alice.

What Alice Keeler taught me about spreadsheets is nothing short of spectacular. She is totally write, the answer
is always a spreadsheet. Seriously, there really is very little that you can't do in Google Sheets! From pixel art to digital badges, from traditional spreadsheets to self-grading quizzes, Sheets really is a jack of all trades.
For a very long time, I fangirl'd Alice from afar - following her on
Twitter, scouring her website for tech tips and tricks, downloading every app and extension she created. The tech-tips I shared on Tech-Tip-Tuesday in our weekly staff memo can be credited to
Alice's blogs. In addition to being a top techie, Alice is a mother of five. Yes, five. And she teaches. And is an author.
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miGoogle Conference, November 2017 |
You can probably imagine my reaction when I found out Alice was coming to Michigan, to keynote the miGoogle conference in November 2017. Yeah. I was pretty stoked. Like, bouncing in my chair excited. If you EVER have a chance to hear Alice speak, take it. You will leave feeling inspired, motivated, and excited to be a part of the incredible world of educators!
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