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The real-time collaboration of documents in Google Docs makes it ideal for group assignments, revision cycles, and shared notes. Built-in tools like autosave and revision history, comments, and an equation editor are useful for students and teachers alike.
Some examples of how teachers can use online documents:
- Collaborate and share curriculum plans
- Consolidate notes for department or faculty meetings
- Create a simple webpage with docs publishing
- Share and collect assignments without printing
- Provide instant feedback to students
Some examples of how students can use online documents:
- Improve writing skills through peer editing and feedback
- Access documents in class or at home
- Work on reports, research, or papers together with peers in different classes, schools, countries
- Keep a continuous, running log for assignments such as journal entries, writing samples, etc.
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