Yes, any Google Apps are accessible on iPads, tablets, and any device with internet including laptops, smart phones, and desktops!
Yes, Google Drive resources can be used in One Drive/Microsoft Classroom and many other top Ed Apps. It is not hard to export and download the resources to One Drive, and in fact if you end up purchasing one of my digital resources, zipped into the file will be a detailed guide on how exactly to do that! I learned a lot and the resource will be shared with you thanks to the amazing Danielle Knight from Study all Knight! Which platforms can you move your Google Drive teaching lessons to? Here is a list of the ones I know of:
- One Drive/Microsoft Classroom
- Seesaw
- Nearpod
- Edmodo
- Padlet
- Schoolology
- Canvas
- Notability
- Pic Collage
- Blackboard
- EvernoteYES, they can! You just click on the print button like in the example below. Just a note, all my Google Drive resources and most that are from other folks are very colorful so have the colored ink handy if you want the print outs to come out like the slides/docs. If you don’t mind having them come out black and white, select that option when printing to save colored ink. Just a note, some digital activities will not work on paper, but many of mine will. Just cut and paste or write instead of click and drag or type.
Thanks for stopping by and be sure to comment if you have additional questions that I might be able to answer for you!