Module 3

Found that Google docs’ was an easy way to produce and store documentation within the internet that could be accessed with any computer. The benefit would be that networks and hard drives could be left empty allowing systems to work at maximum performance. The negative is that it does not allow the same editing tools as normal Microsoft applications would provide.

This could potentially enhance learning, as the teacher could share documents with peers and/or students to have quick access too. When documents are produced, the owner could grant or block access depending on the relevance of material.

Comment on Nicole King Blog: Similarly, I too had heard of the application but rarely had even thought about using it. It is definitely user-friendly and can be adapted to most workplaces that use documentation. That being said I think it could be a better alternative then having shared drives in networks within the school environment.