Visiting Union and Doin’ Some Googlin’

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Today, I get to spend the day at Union University with Dr. Anna Clifford’s classes. Anna is always so generous and invites me to come visit with her students and share a little of my knowledge with them. For the past few times, we’ve been concentrating on Google Docs. But I think I’m going to throw in a little Wordle this time, too.
Below are the links and resources we’ll be using from my Resource Wiki hosted at PBWorks.
- Using Google Docs word processor
- Using Google Docs presentations
- Using Google Docs spreadsheet
- Creating forms and quizzes with Google Docs forms
And hopefully, we’ll have time to do a little Wordle, too, to see how we might use Wordle during class.





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I’m so excited to go back to Union University today. Dr. Anna Clifford and her students invite me
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