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Looking for a word processor that makes collaborating and sharing with others easy? Then, Google Docs is your answer. It features many of the same advantages of Microsoft Word with new items added over time. You'll find many similar attributes to word processors you may have learned on or grown up with. Some of the key attributes include being able to comment within a Doc (just highlight a word then right-click to affix a comment), revision history, and document sharing/collaboration.

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Working with your team, create a shared space to house your lesson plans for the school year.

Take a moment to create a team of three people (or more) and then begin on the following:

• Create a folder to share with the entire team (everyone but the principal should have edit rights; the principal should only have View rights)
• Type up a lesson plan (or copy-n-paste one) into Google Docs, then share the document. Have other team members make adjustments
• Save the PDF version of the lesson plan, then place it in the shared folder your principal has view access to.

Reflections

Share your reflections about the following online in the Google Doc linked below:

• What I found easiest was...
• What I found hardest was...
• What do I need to learn more about...

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