Google Drive is a file-sharing and Archiving service that allows you to store, share, edit and view various types of files and remotely synchronize your fixed computers and/or mobile devices.
It is easy to understand that, for a researcher, Google Drive is an indispensable tool of research because, to write a scientific document, there is a need for a lot of information. In fact, with Google Drive, researchers can create, edit, and share their research with the rest of the scientific community, since it allows you to share documents, presentations, spreadsheet shapes. All without the need to use packages like Office before uploading a file to the Cloud.
Google Drive is therefore a valuable tool to better organize your work as a researcher, to share it and to disseminate it, since an investigation makes little sense if there is a good diffusion.
Google Drive is therefore a valuable tool to better organize your work as a researcher, to share it and to disseminate it, since an investigation makes little sense if there is a good diffusion.
Below, are the links to:
- an article related to my research field
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TlmJOQpxfTbR4JrN7Y9W7TpgZLH5YNzq/view?usp=sharing
- a Google Form created for the collection of data relating to the digital skills of teachers of the Italian secondary school.
- The link to the exercise you required with Google Form
https://forms.gle/fMYnm8S3vZ2qEXKQ6
Finally, screenshots of my Google Drive unit with the folders and files I have organized.
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