Google Drive grew out of Google Docs, a place where you could create and store documents, spreadsheets, slide shows, drawings, etc. "in the cloud," without owning any more software than a browser.
Google Drive retains all of the Google Docs functionality and adds many more exciting features!
What's It Do?
What does it do?
Here's a Thinglink infographic with a few features...
Let's Try It Out with an Activity !
Real-Time Collaboration!
Modify a Slide Show with Everyone Else in the room at the Same Time! (Good for class projects, filling out schedules, potluck lists, etc.!)
Click on the following links to work on a couple of collaborative documents in real time. Because they're in the cloud, every keystroke or modification is saved continuously.
Google Drive also stores document histories in case you need to go back to an earlier version.
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Community Document
More About Google Drive From Google!
Here's a link to Google's description of Google Drive...
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When you're ready to give Google Drive a test run, you'll need a G-mail account. If you're already all ready, go ahead and click the "Already All Ready?" link below!
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