How To Get Started With Google Docs

Google Docs is more than letters and words. Google Docs brings your documents to life with smart editing and styling tools to help you easily format text and paragraphs. Choose from hundreds of fonts, add links, images, and drawings. All for free.

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0:00 Introduction 0:08 What is a Google Docs? 0:35 Accessing Google Docs? 0:56 Creating a Google Doc 1:11 Sharing a Google Doc 2:28 Using the Editing Tools 2:58 Organising Google Docs 3:50 Downloading and Converting Google Docs

What is a Google Docs? In this lesson, you’ll learn about Google Docs. Docs is an online word processing tool that offers real time collaboration and sharing. Docs can be accessed, created and shared on any device including the smartphone. Best of all. Google Doc is Cloud based and your work is automatically saved. So you never have to hit save again.

Accessing Google Docs? To get started, make sure you’re signed into your Google account. Then go to docs.google.com.

Creating a Google Doc Creating a new blank Google Doc is easy. Just click the document with the colourful plus symbol on it.

Sharing a Google Doc Every Google Doc you create is automatically set to private, which means that only you can see, edit or delete it. To share your document with others click the Blue share button in the upper right corner. Add an email address and choose the permission level. Edit right allows a person to edit, add and delete content in real time. Comments right allows someone to comment, suggest changes require approval from the document owner. View only right allows a person to see content but prevent them from changing or deleting anything. When multiple people access the document at the same time, each person's cursor appears as a different colour. This prevents collaborators from accidentally typing over one another or deleting one another’s work. All edits are seen instantly by everyone without having to refresh the Doc. And don’t worry Doc works offline too. If you ever lose your internet connection, you can keep working normally. All of your edit will be saved and will sync with the current version. The next time you connect to the internet.

Using the Editing Tools Google offers many typical word processing editing tools, such as different fonts, line spacing, columns, and headers and footers. All of the ending features are located in ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhC-ha3f-K0