Is this a solution to file storage and/or ownership, for both practitioners and learners, especially for ePortfolio evidence.

The new equation editor, subscript, and superscript tools that have been added to Google Docs, make it possible for math and science practitioners and learners to use Google Docs for more of their document creations.

Now online collaborative document creation isn't limited to the humanities. Science and mathematics students can now collaborate, using equations, effectively.

Google Docs, the preferred word processing tool for many learning providers, (especially for collaborative working) has just improved again. On the Google Docs blog, Google has announced the integration of Google Translate into Google Docs.

Users can now translate any document in Google Docs into their choice of forty-two different languages. To use the new translation feature, just select the "translate" option under the "tools" drop-down menu.

If practitioners have learners that live ...