USEFUL APPS IN TEACHING ENGLISH & OTHER SUBJECTS- part 3.
This elaboration was inspired by knowledge gained during the course for
ICT lovers- teachers from Europe: "ICT: Learning by doing” held in
Seville, Spain from 7th to 11th August 2017.
The mobility was held within the project „A step ahead” (Zespół Szkół No 1
in Stryków, Poland) and financed by
European Union: European Social Fund,
European Funds: Knowledge Education Development.
I.
PREPARING YOUR TOOLS.
GOOGLE DRIVE means all the files at hand, wherever you are. Here you will find
applications for creating, editing and storing: DOCUMENTS, PRESENTATIONS, SHEETS,
FORMS, DIAGRAMS, DOCUMENTS, NOTES, LISTS, etc.
Google Drive: is a free virtual drive from Google that allows you to sync
documents and other files between your PC or Mac, mobile devices and online
service. Google Drive creates a folder on a computer that is automatically
synchronized to the cloud server, so every file in this folder is accessible from
anywhere that has an Internet connection. Google Drive offers 15 GB free storage for photos,
documents, projects, drawings, videos, presentations, forms, and more.
Types of files you can create, store, and share on your Google Drive:
Google Sheets: this application allows you to create and edit already existing
spreadsheets either by yourself or with other users, use available files anywhere
and anytime (even offline), add comments and reply to them, format cells, type
and sort data, display graphs, formulas, and many more. This application allows
you to store your files safely, as all changes are saved automatically.
Google Docs: this application allows you to create and edit texts, leaflets,
letters, essays and more. You can edit documents yourself or collaborate with
others anywhere and at any time.
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