Facilitating Small Group Activities with Google Drive

Online faculty are always on the lookout for a good system for facilitating group work. You want a system that separates student contributions and allows the instructor to view the progression of student work. Google Drive, a cloud-based, shared document editing website, is ideal for this purpose. Its power lies in the ability of collaborators to edit the exact same document in real time.

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