Well to start off I don't know about some of you, but this week using Google Docs it was my first time exploring this tool. Of course I had heard of the tool, but I had never used it personally the only experience I had with it was watching someone else who knew what they were doing quickly navigate to where they needed to be. After spending some time working through and trying things out for myself I found that it was pretty easy to navigate through and that there are multiple different features available
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| Tomlinson, A. (CC) 2016 |
When it comes to my PLE I think that Google Docs would for sure be something that I would add to it. I think that it would go great in the collaborative and organize sections because these are both big contributors to how Google Docs works. I don't think that I will be removing any of the tools we have learned about from my PLE just because I find that they are all useful to me in some sense and that I want to continue to learn about them and pass them on to others.
One article that I found on my Feedly account this week is actually one that relates to the topic of Google Docs for this week. The article mentions how there is a new feature that is voice talk. This article about Voice Feature mentions how there is now the tool for people to talk into the program and it will type what you have said. I think that this is great for children that are not able to write quite yet, this allows them to be able to still do some work without having to write anything because the program will do it for them. At the same time I think this could also prevent children from learning to write/type and in a sense make them lazy because that way they don't have to spell anything or physically type it out. I just thought that this was an interesting piece that related to this weeks topic, and it could potentially be a feature others didn't know about.
Until next time,
Amanda :)

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