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Using Google Docs, create a template that will serve as your daily agenda to be shared with students. Use tables, colors, and images to help organize your subjects or class periods. Place your Google Doc agenda in the "About" section of Google Classroom to be viewed by your students. When students open the Doc, they need to click the Drive icon and Save iit to their own Drive. Every day or week you'll update your shared agenda Doc for your students which will be viewable to them through Google Classroom or Drive. In Google Keep (keep.google.com) a new note needs to be made for each student. This note will be shared between you and your student so it doesn't matter if you create it or the student creates their own.

convert docs into Google docs including PDFs 

Nice picture on Google Doc Sharing permissions 

List with links to everything dealing with Google Docs

Google Docs Cheat Sheet!  Click on save to your Drive and it will save in your drive 

Google Docs now has built in voice recognition

nice article with instructions on how to use various tools with Google Docs

5 ways students can use Google Docs in Math

Google Docs now feature voice commands.  supposed to work nicely on phone and tablets

tutorials on Google Drive and Docs

You can now download Google Docs and Sheets to your Android or IOS device to use and work offline.  Slides will be coming soon. 

Richard Byrne provides a nice description on how to convert PDFs to Google docs to make them more accessible. 

Voice recognition is built into Google Docs

https://docs.google.com/present/view?id=dhn2vcv5_157dpbsg9c5. google document with ways to use Wordle

Some useful tips for teaching students how to take notes in Google 

a new cloud storage system to share files. similiar to drop box, where people can share files. you can also search within files. It will be linkied to your Google docs. 5K are free and you can pay to upgrade. It is not available for everyone yet.

Nice tips for working with Google Docs

24 Important Google Tips and add ons for teachers

Two Great Tools to Create Image Based Quizzes ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning.  I like the one that uses Google Docs.  You can  probably include graphics for answers to make the quiz more UDL

great instructions on how to create Google forms