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=How to use Google Docs in the classroom.=

Create a Google Doc to implement in your classroom.
 * Google Forms can be used to collect student data, and they are really great as pre and post-assessments. Google forms can also be used to create self-assessment rubrics like the one I created below for Lab Activity #1.
 * Google Docs can be used to help share instructional objectives with students. Google Docs are also great for collaborative based assignments.
 * Google Drawings can be used with a Smartboard to draw pictures right in front of your students! Students can also collaborate on drawings together.
 * Google Presentations can be used to present information to students or for student to create a presentation instead of using PowerPoint. In addition, group presentations can be created by several students. Students don't have to save portions of the presentation to pass along to the next student. Collaboration can happen at one time. And, instructional objectives can be present to students at the beginning of a chapter or unit.
 * Google Spreasheets can be used to track student behavior and shared among teachers so that the student is not responsible for transporting the sheet from classroom to classroom. Spreadsheets can also be used to math and data collection. Students can create graphs and charts from a Google Spreadsheet.

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