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6 Reasons To Use Google Docs Instead Of Word

6 Reasons To Use Google Docs Instead Of Word

by Mendi Benigni | Nov 18, 2016 | Best Practices, Google, Google Apps, Productivity

The latest installment in my series on 6 Reasons To Use Google Apps For Education will take a look at Google Docs.  Google Docs is a free, web-based, word processing application that is basically like Microsoft Word.  All files are automatically saved to the cloud so...
Google Docs Now Has a “Track Changes” Feature

Google Docs Now Has a “Track Changes” Feature

by Mendi Benigni | Aug 1, 2014 | Collaboration, Distance Ed, Google, Google Apps, instructional technology, Productivity, Share

I love Google Docs for sharing and reviewing documents but I do miss the features of Microsoft Word’s track changes.  Well, Google Docs has recently added that feature.  Now when you open a Doc you will see a new item in the toolbar entitled Editing.  This gives...
Winter Roundtable Discussion Recap

Winter Roundtable Discussion Recap

by Chris Meshanko | Dec 9, 2013 | Assessment, Collaboration, Faculty Showcase, Google Apps, Innovative Instruction, iPad, Mobile, Pedagogy, Research, Round Table Discussion, TLT, Web 2.0

TLT’s latest roundtable session, on December 3, 2013, encouraged participants to explore five stations which focused on tools and best practices relating to research, assessment, and student learning.  TLT would like to recognize and thank Andrea DeMaria,...

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