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- 1. How to use Google DocsPresented by:Kris Gibson, Brittany Connors, KareyKlemm, Andrell Williams, Lisa Raymond and LiatRothfeld
- 2. Does this look like your group when it collaborates? How often do we have to meet with other colleagues during a lunch time, after school, before school, or while at home?
- 3. Ready to Learn?This presentation will help you to understand how to use two parts of Google Docs: the word processor and the presentation creator. Here we go!
- 5. Do you know the basics of Microsoft Word?Great! Then you are already on your way to learning the basics of Google Documents!
- 6. Why Use Google Documents?FREEAccessibilityStorage capabilitiesTimelyCollaborationUser-friendly (similar to word processing programs)
- 7. SimilaritiesMicrosoft Word ToolbarText FormattingUndo FunctionText AlignmentGoogle Documents Toolbar
- 8. More SimilaritiesMicrosoft WordGoogle Documents
- 10. Google PresenterA web 2.0 based applicationpresented by:
- 11. Step 1: Open a new presentation inGoogle docs. Step 2: Create your presentation.
- 12. AdvantagesLimitationsCollaborate, view, or comment on a project, regardless of location
- 13. History is saved, so drafts can be viewed
- 14. Chat feature allows collaborators or viewers to make comments as they view or work on the project
- 15. Google Docs can be translated into 25 different languages
- 16. Project can be embedded into a website or blog
- 17. Can upload a presentation made in Microsoft PowerPoint
- 18. Users must have an internet connection and an account with
- 19. Offers less customizing features as Microsoft PowerPoint
- 20. Doesn’t have audio featuresIdeas for StudentsIdeas for Teachers
- 21. Click here for a screencast demonstrating how to embed a Google Presentation into a blog post
- 22. How to share your Google docHow to share your Google doc
- 23. Next
- 24. So what’s next?