Teach This Book

Dropbox is extremely useful for individuals who use it only to transfer data between their devices, but it really shines when you use it to collaborate with colleagues or share files with friends and family. In our years of using Dropbox, we’ve found that while Dropbox is easy, there are a number of important lessons to convey and gotchas to warn about. If you’d like to use this book as the basis of a presentation, class, or other teaching opportunity, we’d like to help:

Share a Cheat Sheet

We’ve developed a free, one-page handout in PDF format to cover the main points and key tips in this book. Download it here, and you can print copies for colleagues, send it to them via email, or just pop it in a shared Dropbox folder!

Order Classroom Copies

You can purchase discounted copies of this book for classroom use. If you want to teach Dropbox to a group, classroom copies are an inexpensive way to ensure that each participant has a copy of the book.

Download Training Materials

Not sure what to say in a course on Dropbox? You can download a free, simplified presentation (in an iPhone- and iPad-friendly PDF format, with the option to purchase an editable PowerPoint or Keynote file) that covers the main points in this book (contact us by email for that). Be sure to download the cheat sheet for your students too.

Hire the Author

For the ultimate experience, you can hire Joe Kissell to speak to your group about Dropbox in person (or, if you prefer, by video). He’s an entertaining and engaging speaker, and is happy to work with groups of any size. He can even customize a presentation to meet your organization’s needs, answer participants’ questions, and work with you to develop effective ways of using Dropbox. For more information and a price quote, please contact Joe.