What can you do with Google Docs?
Create documents online and access them from any internet-connected computer.
Collaborate with colleagues on the same document at the same time -- no more emailing drafts back and forth.
Easily design all sorts of materials such as press releases, budget spreadsheets, donor presentations, event slide shows, grant proposals, and more.
Learning Google Docs
Docs: Docs & Spreadsheets: Online word processor & spreadsheet editors that allow you to create, store, share, and collaborate. Students can work together on assignments. They can even import docs they are working on. Teachers can upload assignments too! Presentation: Publish presentations on the WEB. Use Google's presentation creator, or import existing Power Point presentations from you computer. Allow "real time" viewing of presentations in browsers.
Google Docs in Plain English
A video focused on the basic ideas behind Google Docs, an easier way to share documents online. A Common Craft client production for the Google Docs team, dotsub or lin to www.commoncraft.com/video-googledocs
Getting Started - Basic Information
Boost productivity with Google-powered documents, video sharing and collaborative sites
- Essential collaboration apps – Google Docs, Google Video and Google Sites are included.
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- Smoother information sharing – Improve traditional software with more efficient collaboration. Learn how
- Worker mobility – Access your data from anywhere. Employees can be productive from any computer.
- Information access control – Each piece of content can be as private or as public as necessary.
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See the power of Google, with the features it has to offer for teaching and learning. Google has put together a package of innovative technologies that increase productivity, allow for collaboration, help develop technology skills, and empower students.
Using Docs in the Classroom: Simple as ABC
Always wanted to try Google Docs in your classroom but didn't know where to begin? We've put together a handy-dandy step-by-step guide to help you get started. Also, check out what teachers have to say about the new features in Google Docs .
Google Docs and Presentation with embedded code
Test link http://docs.google.com/Presentation?id=dgkm2q3f_4xk3pwzx3 and embedded code
Why use Google Docs to collaborate on files more smoothly
- Work together without the hassles of attachments – Coworkers can share the same online copy of each doc, spreadsheet or presentation. All revisions are saved and recoverable.
Share a doc
- Present and publish through the web – Presentations can be delivered to remote audiences, and documents and spreadsheets can be published internally for employees to view.
- Interoperate with traditional file formats – Import and collaboratively edit or publish from .doc, .xls, .csv, .ppt, .txt, .html, .pdf and other formats. You can export as well.
Import a doc
Export a doc
Watch the Google Docs overview video See other Google Apps videos
Jing Demo
From Class using google docs and jing to record, uploaded to screencast.com
On this page, you will find several reproducible PDF articles from Writing magazine filled with student-friendly tips and techniques for revision. You'll also find a teacher’s guide that provides you with ideas for how to use these materials with Google Docs to create innovative lesson plans about revision for your classroom. Getting Started1) Download a step-by-step tutorial [pdf] for Google Docs. 2) Learn about the comments and revision features of Google Docs [pdf]. 3) Download, print, and share the following articles [pdf] with your students:
4) Download our Educators Guide: Teaching Revision with Google Docs
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