Email Directly to Google Doc Using iftt
Below is a video tutorial on how I used If This Then That to route lab conclusions into a private Google Document. The workflow reduced device switching during a lab: groups could document the investigation, submit a conclusion, and return to the experiment from the same device. The shared document remained restricted to the class rather than serving as a public archive of student media.
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