For those teachers using Google Documents to replace hard-copy printed work in the classroom, often file management can be problematic. When students create a Google Document, spreadsheet or presentation... by default it's not shared with you. Teaching students how to share documents is helpful, but the last thing I want is an email box full of notifications informing me that I've been granted access to 20 plus student documents with each of my 7 sections of students. Additionally, now I've got a Google Drive folder that's full of individual documents that have no organization. There is a better way...
Resources for the session
Session Presentation File: Presentation Link & Session Resource FolderSession Back Channel: https://todaysmeet.com/iTeach808-Feb14-C
Session Questions and Answers Document: http://goo.gl/VBnWZk
Session Post-Survey: http://goo.gl/f8aJwI
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