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Cloud computing minimizes our need for tools such as scanners and printers. This page will help you explore many free options for becoming more "paperless" with your school work.

Submitting (paperless) Assignments to Google Classroom

Note: this video demonstrates just a few of the tools described below. Most of them work in very similar ways - it's just a matter of finding one you like!

Submitting Assignments in Google Classroom.mp4

XODO

This browser-based annotation tool allows you to edit, annotate, and share PDF's from any internet-connected device. No downloads or account creation necessary.

XODO Web App Launcher

DOC HUB

Doc Hub is a Chrome Extension that must be installed on your Chrome Browser. Once installed, you can upload files to annotate, or open files directly from your Google Drive.

Click here to get and install DOC HUB

Once installed, you use the "open with" option from your Google Drive, or open directly from Doc Hub - you will find it in your App Launcher:

How to use DOCHUB.pdf

Kami

Kami, can be used as a web app, a G-Suite app, or as a Chrome browser extension.

PDF Escape

This product has a free version for the desktop and online. Note: it may require you to "register" an account, but should not ask for payment.

PDF CANDY

This free web-based product allows you to convert between many different formats as well as annotate and edit.

Your school laptop has a built-in webcam that can be used to take a picture of an assignment and upload or attach to send it digitally to your teacher. Click the words "Integrated Webcam" (above) to link to the page with information and a video showing you how to use this feature.

Phone Options

Apple and Android have several "scanner" apps available in their App Stores.

Adobe Scan, Microsoft Office Lens, Google Drive Scanner is available in both.
Apple has a built-in scanner tool in their Notes app.
Some Android phones, like Galaxy, have a built-in scanner through their camera app.

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