Teachers Get Your Heads in the Cloud
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Todd Jorns
Illinois Community College Board
The practice of using a network of remote
servers hosted on the Internet to store,
manage, and process data, ratherthan a
local server or a personal computer
Storing regularly used computer data on
multiple servers that can be accessed
through the Internet
Cloud = Internet
Dropbox
Evernote
Google Docs
www.dropbox.com
File Hosting Service
Documents, pictures and music
Files can be shared with other people/devices
Founded in 2007
November, 2012 – 100 million users
Free Version – 2 GB of storage
What is Dropbox?
Dropbox Tour
Dropbox for Teachers
Dropbox In The Classroom: 4 Great Uses
Dropbox: A Superb Classroom Tool
Dropbox: A Multi-Tool for Educators
Personal Uses
Professional Uses
Classroom Uses
www.evernote.com
Suite of software & services designed for
note taking and archiving
Text, webpage, photograph, voice memo
or handwritten notes
Can have attachments & sorted into folders
Notes can be tagged, edited & searched
Founded in 2008
July 2011 – 11 million users
Getting Started with Evernote
Evernote: A Great Tool for Organizing
Teachers & Students
Evernote for Educators
Using Evernote
10 Tips on how to use Evernote to its Fullest
Personal Uses
Professional Uses
Classroom Uses
www.docs.google.com
Freeware web-based office suite
Word processor, spreadsheet & presentation
Users can create & edit documents online
Documents can be shared, opened, and
edited by multiple users simultaneously
Launched in 2006
1 GB of free space
Google Docs in Education
Easy Google Docs Tricks
The Best 10 Google Docs Tips For Teachers
As They Go Back To School
Practical Google Docs Tips for Teachers
Personal Uses
Professional Uses
Classroom Uses
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Todd W. Jorns
Senior Director for Education Technology
Illinois Community College Board
217-785-0144
[email protected]
http://flip4u.org