COURSE OVERVIEW
Objectives
2.0 Use Google Drive to create a digital environment for collaboration with other professionals and students.
2.1 Create & share folders
2.2 Collaborate on a shared document
2.3 Assess how sharing folders and documents can lead to better time management & instructional practices
2.1 Create & share folders
2.2 Collaborate on a shared document
2.3 Assess how sharing folders and documents can lead to better time management & instructional practices
Syllabus
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Description
If you've ever lost a jump drive, lost track of an important paper, or needed input from multiple people on one document, then this course is for you! Google Drive allows you to organize your folders and collaborate in "the cloud." You'll learn how to set up a Web-based filing system that you can access from any internet-enabled computer, share documents with students and colleagues, and allow multiple people to edit one document without the need to merge changes. Be sure to check out the "Resources" sections at the bottom of each page to help you along the way.
Why it Matters
Watch the video below on collaboration with Google Drive (previously called Google Docs). Not only does real time collaboration and document sharing help us work smarter, these are skills students need to be college and career ready. To learn more about the skills that will prepare students for the 21st century work force, visit the International Society of Technology Education's (ISTE) National Education Technology Standards (NETS) for Teachers and Students.