Can you have everyone do a Google Draw page and share with you, and you can
resize them and add to one page?

On Wed, Apr 15, 2020 at 10:33 AM Esther McKay <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Greetings-
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>                 Our yearbook advisor has come up with an idea to have
> teachers digitally sign the yearbook and write notes to the class of 2020.
> We’ll come up with a page (8.5x11-ish) and they’ll put one in every
> (senior?) yearbook when they arrive.
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>                 So thinking this through…. I’m pondering 1)Messages and 2)
> Authentic signatures.
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>    1. If I was just asking for a note from teachers (Congrats class of
>    2020! Mrs. McKay) – I’d make a Google Doc, have people leave a note, and
>    then try and make it look appealing at the end.
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>    1. Sometimes teachers just leave a signature… Using Notability, Google
>    Draw, and/or a stylus or Apple Pencil, I could have teachers send in their
>    signature either as all they leave or to go with their note (see #1).
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>    1. Some of our ed techs only have iPads, so I need to make sure the
>    idea is both accessible on the MacBooks and iPads.
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>    1. I thought about Google Draw, but it only shows a person one page
>    and people could feel like they’re running out of room fast.
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>    1. People could sign a piece of paper and take a photo, but then I’d
>    have to do some graphics design to take out the peripheral stuff so it’s
>    not taking up too much space of this page (or two).  I’d like to avoid
>    having to do a lot of graphic editing work.
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> I’d like to make this as simple, but also as personal as possible.
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> Thoughts? Ideas?
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> ~Esther
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Amy Tucker