I was taking time to read up on my Twitter feeds and working on my own Professional Learning Network when I came across 50 Ways to Use Google Apps in the Classroom, a presentation being done at the TCEA Conference. I followed the link to the presentation (http://ht.ly/3REm8 ) and was happy with what I saw; Great Ideas!
We recently held a Google for Educators Mini-Workshop @ Kern CUE presented by Jim Ross and Nick Rowland. So the thought of furthering the wealth of information was on my mind, too.
I am a Google Apps user and use the Gmail, Documents, Calendar for both my own classroom, personal life, and for the organization Kern CUE. There is so much in Google Apps for educators to use for themselves and also for their students. And Google Apps gives you and your students a "universal" word processing, spreadsheet, and presentation program that requires only internet access. You can even access Google apps from your smartphone.
Take a look at this presentation. It has links and further explanations within the presentation. Feel free to comment on how you have been using Google Apps or how you hope to use it in the future!
(And by the way, I am receiving no monetary compensation for telling you about Google or any other websites or books that I mention.)
Thanks to RT by EdTechSandyK for this link!
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