Texthelp’s Highlighting Tools add-on in Google Docs – plus.google.com
Texthelp’s Highlighting Tools add-on in Google Docs lets you highlight key areas of your document to collect, group and learn from later. By “collecting highlights” you can extract them into a new document for students or educators to review. http://goo.gl/qfvyrb h/t +Bjorn Behrendt
Learn the Latest Classroom Writing Tips with Google Docs – blog.backupify.com
Here are a few tips to store away for the beginning of the school year. These will help you use the full feature set of Google Docs in your classroom. Shared by +Katherine Davis
Google Drive and Office compatibility – The Apps Show Episode 4 – www.youtube.com
Google+ Removes Real Name Policy – plus.google.com
“Over the years, as Google+ grew and its community became established, we steadily opened up this policy, from allowing +Page owners to use any name of their choosing to letting YouTube users bring their usernames into Google+. Today, we are taking the last step: there are no more restrictions on what name you can use.”
h/t +Moritz Tolxdorff
Find Recently Opened Files in Chromebook – plus.google.com
If you didn’t know, all Google Drive files that you have open in any window on a Chromebook can be found in the Shelf in your Drive icon.
