gClassFolders - EdListen-Resources - 0 views
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Kelly Boushell on 03 Jan 13"Create a paperless classroom by automatically create shared folders for students" in Google
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Using Google Docs to Create Digital Kits for Student Projects - The Tempered Radical - 74 views
Google Apps in the Classroom - 36 views
GooglEd by Amy Mayer on Prezi - 42 views
What New in Google Docs - 50 views
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Tons of new features are released in Google Docs all the time. Here is a laundry list of new features. Docs, forms, templates, and much more.
OffiSync - 25 views
Apply Today: Google Resources - 53 views
100 Great Google Docs Tips for Students & Educators - 66 views
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For students and teachers, the Google Docs collection provides a streamlined, collaborative solution to writing papers, organizing presentations and putting together spreadsheets and reports. But besides the basic features, there are lots of little tricks and hacks you can use to make your Google Docs experience even more productive. Here are 100 great tips for using the documents, presentations and spreadsheets in Google Docs.
AHS Google Forms - 29 views
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Examples of Google Forms in education
Google Docs - Viewer - 0 views
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Nice for embedding pdf or PPT files on your webpage, or providing a link to the file that can be viewed right in the browser. However, the document must be uploaded somewhere online first - must have a URL to access it.
Home (ePortfolios with GoogleApps) - 1 views
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A great resource on using Google Sites for e-portfolio development and more.
Google Tutorials & Tips : Cool beans! - 1 views
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* Become a Gmail Ninja * Getting started with Google Docs * Getting started with Google Spreadsheets * Getting started with Google Presentations * Getting started with Google Calendar * Sample sites for teachers
Google Quizes | Screencast-O-Matic - 0 views
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self grading quizzes in Google Forms
Reading: Making across the country feel like across the classroom - 0 views
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The Harris Burdick Collaborative Writing Project began because the teachers and educational professionals involved have become part of a network through their blogs, Twitter, Skype and other web applications. Brian Crosby in Nevada and Lisa Parisi in New York initially connected through their fifth grade students' blogs, which are hosted on ClassBlogmeister.
