Does exactly what it says - provides five different ideas for how you can use Google Docs in the classroom.

An article from TEACH Magazine about why Google Drive is a useful tool in the classroom.

Provides a number of reasons, with relevant links, to explain why using spreadsheets in the classroom is a good idea.

Find openly-licensed images that you can use and remix in your own work. Searches multiple archives/repositories at once.

Written tutorials, videos, and support to help you make the most of Microsoft Word, Excel, and Powerpoint (and other Microsoft Office products).

"Get the most out of G Suite in your workplace with training guides, tips, customer examples, and other resources."

Part of a LibGuide from the University of Pittsburgh, this page discusses online tools and technology ideas that can be used to teach information literacy to college students.

A list of technology tools and resources that educators can use to help teach information literacy and digital literacy to their students.

A journal article from 2010 that discusses a variety of online tools for information literacy, such as embedding resources into course management software and specific academic organizations' web sites and using podcasts, screencasts, blogs, Web-based board games, and virtual three-dimensional environments. This article also explores the influence these methods have on information literacy skills of undergraduate students.

United States Department of Education's Office of Educational Technology. Includes resources, publications, and a blog.

article from Education World about adapting technology for use in the classroom

A nonprofit association dedicated to integrating information technology into higher education. They have a blog as well as information about research and publications, conferences and events, professional development, and ideas for how to integrate technology into higher education.