Use Google Docs Like a Topper

Step 1: Use Headings to Organize Notes

• Select your titles and apply Heading 1, Heading 2, etc.

• Then click View > Show Outline to see a mini index of your notes.

• Helps you jump between topics easily.

Step 2: Create Tables for Neat Layouts

• Go to Insert > Table to make a grid.

• You can use it for vocab lists, schedules, comparisons, or pros & cons.

 Step 3: Make Checklists

• Click the checklist icon 

• Great for planning homework, writing to-do lists, or organizing steps in a project.

Step 4: Use @ Mentions

• Type @ and Google Docs will suggest people, files, templates, and even dates!

• Perfect for adding links or info without leaving the doc.

Step 5: Try Tools Like a Pro

• Tools > Voice typing — speak and Docs types for you.

• Word count to track how much you’ve written.

• Spelling & Grammar check to fix mistakes easily.

 Bonus Tips:

• Press Ctrl + Shift + C to check word count instantly

• Download as PDF: Go to File > Download > PDF

• Use Tools > Explore to search for facts or images without leaving your document

You can use Google Docs for:

• Neat Class Notes

• Assignments

• Group Projects

• Resumes

• Planning School Events