Although I like the simplicity that gClassFfolders represents, this workflow for iPad and Google Docs is really…

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Although I like the simplicity that gClassFfolders represents, this workflow for iPad and Google Docs is really quite elegant.

http://mrsgannon.wordpress.com/2014/02/09/working-with-google-docs/

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  1. Jessica Raleigh

    I also like the tech skills students are building by being the ones to create and manipulate their folders and docs in a workflow like this. It is amazing how quickly they learn these skills when they are responsible for managing their own Drive.

  2. Jessica Raleigh

    I also like the tech skills students are building by being the ones to create and manipulate their folders and docs in a workflow like this. It is amazing how quickly they learn these skills when they are responsible for managing their own Drive.

  3. Jessica Raleigh

    I also like the tech skills students are building by being the ones to create and manipulate their folders and docs in a workflow like this. It is amazing how quickly they learn these skills when they are responsible for managing their own Drive.

  4. Jessica Raleigh

    I also like the tech skills students are building by being the ones to create and manipulate their folders and docs in a workflow like this. It is amazing how quickly they learn these skills when they are responsible for managing their own Drive.

  5. Erin Magley

    I will say that Apple is still tweaking Google Apps on the iPad.  There a couple of good apps but it’s still a bit clunky to edit and manipulate Google apps on an iPad.

  6. Erin Magley

    I will say that Apple is still tweaking Google Apps on the iPad.  There a couple of good apps but it’s still a bit clunky to edit and manipulate Google apps on an iPad.

  7. Erin Magley

    I will say that Apple is still tweaking Google Apps on the iPad.  There a couple of good apps but it’s still a bit clunky to edit and manipulate Google apps on an iPad.

  8. Erin Magley

    I will say that Apple is still tweaking Google Apps on the iPad.  There a couple of good apps but it’s still a bit clunky to edit and manipulate Google apps on an iPad.

  9. Ben Wilkoff

    I would agree, that it is still little clunky. And until presentations can be easily edited on the iPad, the full suite will not be complete. However, I don’t think Apple much cares if Google Docs work on an iPad. They are much more interested in I work as a collaborative sweet. Google is the one that has to make their apps better, and they have done a good job of the last six months of upgrading a hold bunch. We will see how they can continue to expand the possibilities. With Microsoft office coming out on the iPad within the next six months, I expect that Google will try to compete pretty rigorously in this space.

  10. Ben Wilkoff

    I would agree, that it is still little clunky. And until presentations can be easily edited on the iPad, the full suite will not be complete. However, I don’t think Apple much cares if Google Docs work on an iPad. They are much more interested in I work as a collaborative sweet. Google is the one that has to make their apps better, and they have done a good job of the last six months of upgrading a hold bunch. We will see how they can continue to expand the possibilities. With Microsoft office coming out on the iPad within the next six months, I expect that Google will try to compete pretty rigorously in this space.

  11. Ben Wilkoff

    I would agree, that it is still little clunky. And until presentations can be easily edited on the iPad, the full suite will not be complete. However, I don’t think Apple much cares if Google Docs work on an iPad. They are much more interested in I work as a collaborative sweet. Google is the one that has to make their apps better, and they have done a good job of the last six months of upgrading a hold bunch. We will see how they can continue to expand the possibilities. With Microsoft office coming out on the iPad within the next six months, I expect that Google will try to compete pretty rigorously in this space.

  12. Ben Wilkoff

    I would agree, that it is still little clunky. And until presentations can be easily edited on the iPad, the full suite will not be complete. However, I don’t think Apple much cares if Google Docs work on an iPad. They are much more interested in I work as a collaborative sweet. Google is the one that has to make their apps better, and they have done a good job of the last six months of upgrading a hold bunch. We will see how they can continue to expand the possibilities. With Microsoft office coming out on the iPad within the next six months, I expect that Google will try to compete pretty rigorously in this space.

  13. Erin Magley

    Let’s hope! 🙂

  14. Erin Magley

    Let’s hope! 🙂

  15. Erin Magley

    Let’s hope! 🙂

  16. Erin Magley

    Let’s hope! 🙂

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