Google

Google Docs is an online document manager. Allows you to upload any documents to your Google account and from there arrange them intofolders and create links to insert into your blog or website.

In this way, Google Docs becomes a kind of virtual hard disk. You just need an Internet connection. Be able to access students, parents and / or teachers to those documents that you want to share. As you can imagine, yourself or your students can create presentations, text documents with images (web style), databases, spreadsheets and so on. And then you can link to your blog or your students and see them from there to work in class.

It's simple, students can create a Gmail account and then upload their documents as classroom work. Or create a single account and from thereup the whole class activities even inserting into a collective blog.

The teacher can use Google Docs to upload all their documents in the classroom (exercises, work, suggestions, scores, schedules, etc.). Google ensures the privacy of your configuration data and user preferences. You can allow anyone you want access to your documents.


On the other hand we find Google Scholar search engine specialized inscientific journal articles, focused on academics. We found two examples related to TIC.


As if this were not enough we have another resource called Google books, can you guess what kind of searches we can find? Do you want to read Don Quixote in English? Talking about reading, I leave an interesting link, where not everyonespeaks highly of Google on the violation of neutrality, freedom of accessand expression on the network to safeguard their own interests "The dark side of Google".


Is not that enough? Well, there's more, Google Reader allows you to organize and quickly access from a Web interface to all news pageconfigured in the system supported. We can sobscribe for example to "El País" ? ¡"RRS to singing"! It´s better to watch the next video:

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