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Google Classroom: Student Quick-Sheet Guide

Google Classroom: Student Quick-Sheet Guide

Student Quick Sheet to Google Classroom Alice Keeler

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Link to the Google Draw graphic: http://goo.gl/G3nzxL

Link to the PDF: http://goo.gl/1ZCJpZ

 

 

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8 thoughts on “Google Classroom: Student Quick-Sheet Guide

  1. I can’t seem to print so it can be read. It is either the strip condensed to one page (too small to read) or one full page but the mid-seciton only. Can you help?

  2. May I emaiil your Google Classroom: Student Quick-Sheet Guide graphic to my students to help them understand how to use Google Classroom next week.

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