Lesson Plans for Google Docs
Nov 7th, 2007 | By Eric Hoefler | Category: Education/Literacy
Google and Weekly Reader’s Writing for Teens magazine have put together a few lesson plans to help teachers and students use Google Docs for collaborative writing. The lessons provide instructions for using Google Docs, student-oriented suggestions, tips, and checklists for working through an online, collaborative revision process, and an educator’s guide. Helpful stuff.
The lesson plans are available here.
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[...] is very cool. Here is a link to a sample form that I created in a couple of minutes! Also here is a link to a blog with lesson plansĀ on writing and revision with Google [...]