Post #9 Collaboration apps

This week we will be talking about collaboration apps in the classroom and we're going to start with Pages. With pages you can invite others to work with you on a document in real time by sending them a link to it. Everyone working on the document can see changes as they’re made. By default, only the people you invite to collaborate on the document can access and make changes to it. You can instead allow anyone who has the link to access the document. If you don’t want others to make changes, you can set the document permission to view only. With Wrike Connect with teams across your entire organization. Wrike creates a digital hub where proofing, approving, and sharing assets can be done easily. Wrike’s work management software can work for any team, even those spread across time zones, working remotely or working on site. With Jet Brains you can define a team once and use it everywhere. When you add teams to projects, every team member gets access to all project resources. Add the whole team to a meeting, create a team chat, or include the team with an @mention in chat messages. You’ll et notified in your Chats when a code review or an issue is updated, a document is shared, or you’re invited to a meeting. Respond or react to the notification in Chats, or add it to your to-do list. You can stay focused on what’s important to you with notifications grouped by types and a configurable home view. Finally another great app for your classroom is the Schoolwork app, it helps you and your students more effectively use the creative power of iPad. You can easily distribute and collect assignments, keep an eye on student progress in educational apps, and collaborate one on one with students from anywhere, in real time. It’s easy for students to use, too. Assignments automatically appear on their iPad, organized by due date and class. And Schoolwork helps you keep track of how everyone in class is doing — so you can tailor your teaching to the needs of each of your students.