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My Dropbox folder! The green check means it has updated at Dropbox.com.
Dropbox.com is a free file storage site that allows you to access files you save there from any computer. I am using it since I primarily lesson plan at home where I am more comfortable (on the couch with a cup of tea!), but can now access my plans at school when I actually have a few minutes to do it during my planning time or if I want to print them at school.
If you use Dropbox, you don’t have to keep track of a flash drive and unlike with Google docs, you can work offline easily. If you download it to the computers you use, you can create a Dropbox folder and work offline, and whenever you are connected to the Internet, it will update to Dropbox.com. It is easy to use and a great way to back up files, since your documents will be saved to two computers and the internet.
I highly recommend using Dropbox if you lesson plan at home! It works with Macs (what I have at home) & PCs (what I have at school), and is easy to set up on both. If you decide to set up an account, please use this referral link (it will give me more storage space): https://www.dropbox.com/referrals/NTMzOTE2MDc5
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Sounds my Kindergarten students have created on their pretend “Woods Walk” (for vocal exploration):