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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...
#OneNewThing – SAS Writing Reviser

#OneNewThing – SAS Writing Reviser

by Mendi Benigni | Aug 23, 2016 | Google, instructional technology, TLT

SAS Writing Reviser is a Google Docs add-on that helps to create better writers.  Writing Reviser collects and highlights a multitude of potential flaws in a paper or writing sample and displays it in categories for the writer to review and change if desired. The goal...
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...

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