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Google Drive and IvyLearn
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Google Docs
Google Sheets
- This program is very similar to Microsoft Word.
- It is already an option for student submission on IvyLearn.
- It removes the need for flash drives or other storage devices.
- Sharing documents with students and colleagues is very simple.
- This component is similar to Microsoft Excel.
- Create (and share) spreadsheets for optimal use in a classroom- or department/program situation.
Benefits of Google Drive
Google Slides
Google Docs
Google Sheets
Google Slides
Google Forms
Google Sites
Slides are comparable to PowerPoint.
Editing is possible from any desktop with Google Chrome.
Sharing is very simple.
Adding Google Drive to IvyLearn
Google Forms
Enter a class
Go to SETTINGS
Click NAVIGATION
Enable Google Drive
SAVE these SETTINGS
Accessing Google Drive
Forms are templates one can use for a variety of situations.
In Google Drive, you can view General Templates or Ivy Tech Community College templates (though only one currently exists).
Feel free to SHARE any template you create for your colleagues and students!
Log in to MyIvy and find Google Drive on the left banner
Google Sites
What is Google Drive?
Lastly, Google Sites is a web-page building feature within Google Drive.
Using the template, users can create web sites at their own pace and only publish when ready.
This could be a learning tool for students unfamiliar with web design.
Google drive is a cloud drive. All Ivy Tech students, faculty, and staff have an unlimited amount of space for storing documents, projects, pictures, etc. into their Ivy Tech Google Drive accounts.