ED 262 Research, Reference & Resource Skills
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A Good Writing Tool to Use with Your Students

A Good Writing Tool to Use with Your Students | ED 262 Research, Reference & Resource Skills | Scoop.it

Draftback is a good web tool that allows you to playback the revision history of any Google Doc you can edit. You will be able to watch your edits roll out in a video player as if you are watching a movie. We have tried this extension a couple of times and it worked perfectly well. As a teacher, you can use Draftback to track students revision history to identify how much work and time they have put into their writing.


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CheckMark Extension for Providing Feedback on Google Docs via @rmbyrne

CheckMark Extension for Providing Feedback on Google Docs via @rmbyrne | ED 262 Research, Reference & Resource Skills | Scoop.it
CheckMark is a brand new an extension that was developed to help make it easier for teachers to provide feedback to students in Googl

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Google Docs: Research Tool & Easy Bib Add-on

Research papers - using the Google Docs Research Tool and the EasyBib Add-on

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One of many videos on YouTube showing how it is possible to cite references and compile bibliographies using a combination of Google docs and Easybib.
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Suggested Edits – Jennifer Carey's favourite Tool in Google Docs

Suggested Edits –  Jennifer Carey's favourite Tool in Google Docs | ED 262 Research, Reference & Resource Skills | Scoop.it
If you assign writing assignments to your students, then be sure to learn how to use "suggested edits." Suggested edits is similar to "track changes" in Microsoft Word. To turn it on, simply click on the Pencil (with the words "editing" next to it) and select "suggesting." The menu will turn from grey to green.…

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