Embedded Files
When creating a Google Site, use Chrome as your browser and your personal Gmail account to ensure 100% ownership of your student work. You control the level of privacy and sharing of your overall Google Site and the uploaded content.
When creating a Google Site, use Chrome as your browser and your personal Gmail account to ensure 100% ownership of your student work. You control the level of privacy and sharing of your overall Google Site and the uploaded content.
What is a Google Site?
What is a Google Site?
A Google Site is a free, user-friendly, web-based platform from Google for creating and hosting websites without coding, ideal for team sites, project pages, portfolios, or basic company intranets, featuring drag-and-drop tools, templates, and deep integration with other Google Workspace apps like Docs, Drive, and Calendar for easy content embedding and collaboration. It allows real-time co-editing and offers flexible sharing permissions, similar to Google Docs, letting you control public or private access.
Key Features
Key Features
No Code Needed: Simple drag-and-drop interface makes building easy for anyone.
Free to Use: Accessible with any Google account (personal or Workspace).
Google Workspace Integration: Embed content from Docs, Sheets, Slides, Calendar, and Drive seamlessly.
Collaboration: Real-time co-editing and permission management for teams.
Responsive Design: Sites automatically adjust to look great on desktops, tablets, and phones.
Templates: Offers pre-designed templates for quick setup.
Hosting: Websites are hosted by Google, with options to use custom domains (for a fee).
Common Uses
Common Uses
Team or project websites
Internal company intranets
E-portfolios and personal blogs
Classroom resources and student projects
Event or quick placeholder sites
Presenter and Video Creator: Julia Zasso, OT, c/o 2021
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