Given what you have learned about Git, why would you want to use Git in your classroom?
The reason I believe Git would be useful in my classroom is because it can save different drafts of a series of specific documents, as well as organize them. It is very helpful because it can save and record the changes I have made to those files over a series of time. It creates a structured historical record of those files. It allows me to take snapshots of my files and the state they were in prior to me changing them through this historical record. This allows me to revert to any version of my file at any point in time if something should go wrong. Git helps me and my course-mates work together and collaborate on projects because it is a distributed version control system. This means that there is no singular physical storage location. This allows us to store our files on GitHub, aiding seamless collaboration.
Given what you have learned about Git, why would you want to use Git in your classroom? The reason I believe Git would be useful in my classroom is because it can save different drafts of a series of specific documents, as well as organize them. It is very helpful because it can save and record the changes I have made to those files over a series of time. It creates a structured historical record of those files. It allows me to take snapshots of my files and the state they were in prior to me changing them through this historical record. This allows me to revert to any version of my file at any point in time if something should go wrong. Git helps me and my course-mates work together and collaborate on projects because it is a distributed version control system. This means that there is no singular physical storage location. This allows us to store our files on GitHub, aiding seamless collaboration.