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Talk IM and Video as easy as email.  \nGroups Let students easily create and work in teams. Calendar Make sharing calendars and schedules easy. Docs Makes collaborating as easy as creating.  \nSites Allow students and teachers to manage their own sites. Video Using the power of video to teach.  \nPostini Security and compliance solutions.  \nGoogle Docs  \nWord Processing, Spreadsheets, Presentations  \nGoogle Confidential and Proprietary  \n\\#1: Collaborative Lesson Planning  \nBeginner Application  \nWork on the same lesson plan at the same time with a colleague using Google Docs.  \nExample:  \n[http://bit.ly/eI4rRa](http://bit.ly/eI4rRa)  \n\\#2: Staff/Grade Level Meeting Notes  \nPicture by K.W. Barrett  \nBeginner Application  \nTake your staff meeting notes in Google Docs. Share with the rest of the staff.  \n\\#3: Shared Lesson Repository  \nStore your lesson plans in your school's shared Doc list so that anyone at your school can find and access them. 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