Getting Started with Google Apps
Once signed in, you have access to a variety of tools with Google Apps, including Google Docs. Below you will find explanations of key features of Google Docs and Google Drive.
Once signed in, you have access to a variety of tools with Google Apps, including Google Docs. Below you will find explanations of key features of Google Docs and Google Drive.
When you're ready, you can access these tools here:
- Drive (Docs, Slides, Sheets, etc.)
- Classroom
- Google Support (helpful, step-by-step instructions)
Teaching Yourself or Others: Use the below document to work your way through some of the main features of Google Docs.
Creating a Google Doc
Creating a Google Doc
Sharing a Google Doc
Sharing a Google Doc
Includes features of sharing, commenting, and revision history
Includes features of sharing, commenting, and revision history
Using the Research feature on a Google Doc
Using the Research feature on a Google Doc
Google Classroom
Google Classroom
Google Classroom allows teachers to easily assign and manage Google Docs for all of their classes. You no longer have to create class folders or have students share folders with you. Instead, Classroom automates the process, making the use of Google Docs very easy!
Getting Started with Google Classroom, instructions created by Jeff Herb.
The below video, created by Roger Nixon, demonstrates Google Classroom from the standpoints of both teacher and student.