Handy Handouts - Facebook Groups, Google Docs, Google Forms and Google Sites!

Here are the direct links for all of the handy handouts created so far! Enjoy!

Introduction to Google Sites

Introduction to Google Forms

Introduction to Google Docs

Introduction to Facebook Groups

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