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Collaborating with Google Docs

Learn how to create a Google account, use Google Docs, import files, save and share documents, and collaborate in real-time with others.

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Collaborating with Google Docs

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  1. Collaborating with Google Docs T. Meredith, UWE Ed Tech Specialist March 28, 2017

  2. Creating a Google Account Note: you do not need a Gmail address – you can use your work email “@uwyo.edu” to create a Google account. Enter it into the “Your email address” field. • Once you have created a Google account and logged in, you will see several options including a grid in the upper right-hand corner. • Click on the 3x3 grid to access Google tools, including Google Docs

  3. Creating a New Google Doc

  4. Importing Word or Other File Types

  5. Saving as Word, PDF, or other

  6. Sharing Google Docs or

  7. Collaborative Writing/Editing in Google Docs https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zRunGwOJA3zP-MR2GUl4wrd-0speF8u9bYKCVaMwg0U/edit?usp=sharing

  8. Activity Get credit toward your “Tech-spert” badge! Create a Google Doc and download it as a Word Document OR Work collaboratively on a Google Doc with another person When you have finished, go to this Google form and fill it out to receive credit: http://tinyurl.com/10thingsMarch

  9. Questions? Tamara Meredith, tamara.meredith@uwyo.edu

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