Google Documents...now up and running for Year 12.

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Now we all have log-in names to Google Docs, I can share most files with you. I know you were all keen for this to happen, so I hope that it is useful. I am happy for you to edit any worksheets and share them back, but please make sure your answers are easily distinguishable from my questions (choose a different font or colour?). You will still get handouts on paper, but never again will I have to give you an extra copy when you lose your own...!

How to access the documents I have shared with you:
Click here to access the homepage (I will add this to the links on the right hand side of this blog too).
Use your account to log in and you will see the documents I have shared with you. Some documents will be for viewing only and some will be for you to edit and share back.
Please let me know if you have any problems.
Good Luck!

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