Google+Documents

=Google Documents= There are many resources available. A great starting point is: Google for Educators

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 * Go to [] and add your own Christmas tradition. This Google document has been temporarily shared so no user login or password is required. Scroll to the bottom of the document and click the **Edit this page (if you have permission)** link.
 * Complete a Google survey and view the results - Try the Teen Wellness Survey (embedded on this @survey page on the wiki). Users can be allowed to see the results or not see the results depending on the setting (see image).
 * Explore the Google Documents templates on your own. To use or edit a template you must first login to Google Documents (requires a Google account.)

Student Accounts to Edit
A document may be shared without requiring a login or password. Be very cautious about this as anyone can post anything and you are the person associated with this document. If being used for a specific project, be sure to change the sharing rights as soon as you have completed the assignment. Students may view a Google Document or complete a survey created in Google Forms without a login or password.


 * **Integration Ideas from Tom Barrett** || **Using Google Documents in Collaborative Writing** ||
 * [[file:Google Documents - 14 Integration ideas.pdf]] || [[file:Google Docs in Writing - all pages.pdf]] ||

Limits
There are limits on the number of synchronous collaborators for each Doc type. 10 people can edit a Presentation at the same time. 50 people can edit a Spreadsheet simultaneously. 10 people can edit a Document at the same time. There is a limit of 200 combined viewers/ collaborators for all of  the different Doc types. (Tom Barrett)

Google Document Tutorial Playlist in YouTube

Google Documents in Education by Teachers and Principals
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