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Revision as of 21:48, 13 January 2013
Google Drive is an excellent tool for you and for your students. Check out the Google presentation Stacy made (in Drive) for the staff buy-back day:
Subscribe to Google's blog for weekly posts on Google Drive:
Video tutorials on using Google documents that I post for my students: (I get tired of teaching the same thing over and over.)
Sharing a Google Doc Post ideas here for using Google docs in the classroom: Google Docs Student Integration Ideas