Google Docs is a word processing tool that allows real-time collaboration. I used it during our class assignment to co-write and edit documents with classmates. We could comment, suggest changes, and write together without needing to send files back and forth.

Reflection: I will use this tool in my classroom for writing assignments, peer reviews, and giving feedback. It helps build teamwork and improves writing skills.

Google Drive keeps all files in one place online. I used it to store class projects and upload assignments. It’s easy to organize folders, access files from any device, and share documents quickly.

Reflection: I will use Drive to keep track of lesson plans, store student work, and share learning materials.

Google Sheets keeps track of data. I learned how to enter formulas, sort information, and use charts to see trends in student progress.

Reflection: I’ll use spreadsheets to organize data like scholarships and grades in a way that’s clear and helpful.

Google Classroom helps manage digital classrooms. Teachers can post lessons, quizzes, and announcements. Students can turn in work and see feedback all in one place.

Reflection: I’ll use this to keep my mentees in  my organization organized and connected. It’s a great tool for both in-person and online learning.