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Take a look around a network printer in most schools and you'll find a pile of discarded paper. That discarded paper is often the result of someone printing way more than they needed to. For example, I once caught a student printing all 33 pages of an article when all he really wanted was about two paragraphs out of the article. It was then that I decided that I needed to teach my students about conserving paper when they print. 
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Your teaching practice doesn't have to generate stacks of paper. Evernote, Noteshelf, Doxie, and Google Drive can help you save frustration and trees.
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Hoy vengo a hablarte de un tema con el que vengo pensando muy seriamente estos últimos cursos académicos. Se trata de la ingente cantidad de papel que se genera en los centros educativos. A finales del curso pasado tuve una conversación con el conserje de mi centro educativo que, entre otras funciones, se encarga de todo lo relativo a las fotocopias. Mi centro cuenta aproximadamente con uno mil alumnos.
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Con la ayuda de algunas apps y la adopción de nuevas costumbres es posible olvidar el papel y pasar a una vida por completo digital
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The new school year has arrived for many and is arriving soon for others. That means that soon network printers in schools all across the land will be filled with papers printed and forgotten. Some printing seems to be unavoidable while other printing, like that 33 page Wikipedia article to capture two paragraphs, is completely avoidable. Here are some services that can help you and your students conserve paper in your school.
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