A Boise State student has prepared a great overview of using Google Apps in education. He breaks down the various Apps, how they can be used for administrators and teachers vs. students, and provides links to many helpful tutorials that cover each app. It's full of helpful information for the Google Apps beginner!

This site gives a helpful rundown of 50 Google Apps. I like this site because it's very easy to scan through the list of google apps. Each app is described in just two sentences. The first sentence gives a basic definition and the second sentence gives a specific example of how the app is used.

This teacher shares her experience with using Google Apps to work on a collaborative writing project in schools that were two hours apart. She lists some of the benefits of using Google Apps, as well as a few downsides. This is a great site to look at if you are considering introducing Google Apps in your school.

This is a wonderful resource for sharing Google Apps lesson plans. All you have to do is type your subject and grade level interest in the search box and you have many lessons at your fingertips. You can easily incorporate Google Apps into your curriculum with these classroom-ready lesson plans. It also provides a link to the Google Apps Education Community site where you can find more Google Apps educational resources, including video tutorials, discussion forum, community map, and news.

This site shows how the use of google apps + higher-level thinking skills in Bloom's Taxonomy = differentiation. It gives a long list of ways you can use G A in areas such as math.