Steps toward a paperless classroom

Gustavus student, Chloe Radcliffe, has posted a video for her civic engagement project that asks students and faculty to work together to find ways to reduce a student’s printing load. In the video, she demonstrates steps that faculty can take to encourage a paperless classroom, including accepting electronic assignments on Moodle and making comments directly in Word documents.


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    RANDY BRYSON

    THANKS CHLOE,
    I LIKE THE COMMENT SUGGESTION AND HOW EXPANDING THE MARGINS CAN DECREASE PAPER USE. THANKS FOR TAKING THE TIME TO SHARE THIS.
    RANDY

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