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The comment bank feature in Google Classroom is nice for quickly adding text comments to your students' Google Documents. But there ar 
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Comments in Google Docs Resolved Google Docs (Sheets and Slides) are amazing for collaborating. The ability to insert comment notes to collaborators to interact around ideas is a game changer. But what about when they resolve the comment? You get an email that the comment was resolved. I’m sure some people love that, I feel …
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Google Docs comments are far superior to PDF comments. Google Docs are dynamic and interactive. PDF's are a substitute for paper and we can do better.
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In Google Documents you have the ability to add comments. These comments look a little like sticky notes on the side of the document and they line up with the spot in the document that the comment ...
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e-Comments is a Google Chrome extension that offers three great ways to add comments to Google Documents. You can use e-Comments to ad
Roxanna Villalobos's curator insight,
September 20, 2020 1:14 AM
You can use e-Comments to add canned text comments, you can use it to add audio comments, and you can use it to add video comments to Google Documents.
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Oskar Almazan's curator insight,
March 7, 2018 8:50 AM
Fast, personal feedback on student work Quickly give every student the feedback they need to improve, for free.
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Conversations around learning are powerful ways to improve student understanding. Provide digital comments instead of annotations to invite conversations.
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Commenting in a Google Doc is the easiest way to foster collaboration. This step by step guide to commenting in a Google Doc will show you how
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One of the best things about Google Docs is the ability to collaborate. For my classes students will create their assignments in a Google Doc and share it with me with edit or comment only rights. ...
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