Join the HyperDoc Community
Before sharing your HyperDocs with fellow educators, make sure you change your privacy settings to "Anyone with the link can view". Then head on over to Teachers Give Teachers or use  #HyperDoc on Twitter.  Use this Google Docs add-on that will help you select a Creative Commons license and then embed the image and license link in the document.
How to Give:
  • Log in to submit a HyperDoc or digital resource.
  • Tag your lesson with many keywords so that it can be easily found when using the search feature. You can tag by content area, grade level, topic, web tool used, and lesson type.
  • Before you submit a link to your lesson, make it view only and take off any links to your personal student work.
  • Mark the document with 'Created By' and include your name.
How to Take:
  • Log in to your account.
  • Search for a HyperDoc using keywords or the creator's name.
  • If you would like to use the HyperDoc, make a copy and edit it to fit your needs.
  • Be sure to credit the original author on your copy.

Twitter Hashtags

Teachers from all over the world share their lesson creations on Twitter using #HyperDocs #Ditchbook #BetterTogether. This is the best place to begin curating your own collection.

Ditch That Textbook

Matt Miller, author of Ditch That Textbook and The Digital Pirate, wrote a series of several blog post outlining how you can use multiple Google Apps together to create exciting classroom activities. 

HyperDocaholics

There are several educators you can follow on Twitter that are passionate about HyperDocs. They are constantly sharing their ideas and resources.

Control Alt Achieve

Eric Curts has some amazing ideas on how to use Google Apps to support instruction, all of which are perfect for embedded HyperDoc activities.

HyperDocs.co

This is the home of the HyperDocs originators. Lisa, Kelly and Sarah share all of their resources to get you started on your path to lesson transformation.

Rock the Lab

Rock the Lab contains many HyperDocs across all content areas for grades K-5 teachers. Lessons follow the NEISD Scope and Sequence.
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