If you are new to using Google Sites, I have created the following cheat sheet to get started. Click here if would like to download your own copy of my infographic.
Cheat Sheet for NEW Google Sites
Have you tried to use the NEW Google Sites? If you haven't had the opportunity, I would highly recommend that you check it out. The drag and drop interface makes it easy for anyone to design a webpage, regardless of past experiences or abilities. If you have ever used Weebly or Wix, the interface and design is very similar. It is easier than ever to add your favorite Google Tools, YouTube videos, and calendars to your site.
If you are new to using Google Sites, I have created the following cheat sheet to get started. Click here if would like to download your own copy of my infographic.
If you are new to using Google Sites, I have created the following cheat sheet to get started. Click here if would like to download your own copy of my infographic.
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