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Hi everyone!
I have been doing tech PD for my builidng this year. This months flipped lesson is over the difference between google drive and icloud drive! The hope is to get staff to start leaning more on apple things instead of everyone using different resources.
Does anyone have a good idea for how to introduce these differences??
Thanks!!
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November 11, 2025 .
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Perhaps gather a series of examples you can demonstrate? For me, as someone who creates a lot of videos, I find it is easier to work with media files across devices on iCloud. For example, when I want to create a video on my laptop, it can then be uploaded to iCloud and accessed quickly on my phone or iPad - as long as an easy to remember file path has been created. I prefer my own folders vs. the default app-centric locations. In my experience, I would need to either store and use a link or navigate to a specific location on Google drive to do the same thing = more steps. Maybe there are easier ways in Google but I don’t know them. Hope this helps.
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