Atomic Learning is giving a free tutorial on Google Docs. I LOVE Google Docs but also have a growing affinity for Zoho Writer. For collaborating real time, however, Google Docs is still the best (I’ve tested it extensively with my students.)
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And there’s Adobe’s Buzzword (http://www.buzzword.com/), a Flash-based online word processor. It has a very slick interface, although the response is a little slower than Google Docs or Zoho Writer.
They’re calling it a “preview” edition but it’s free and rumor is that they will later add a spreadsheet and presentation maker.
Isn’t it nice that we have all this competition in online office tools. Unlike the off-line versions. 🙂
For a Google Docs intro, I prefer the Common Craft video.
Great resource. Do you have a tutorial of some kind of getting around the whole username/password thing for students while using it within the classroom?