Google Docs
Lesson for Students
Basics
Creating a Google Doc: 4 Different Ways
Naming Your Doc
Fonts & Colors
Alignment, Spacing, Numbers & Bullets
Links & Images
Copy & Paste
Saving
Version History
Other Helpful Hints
Sharing
Advanced
Using Templates
Moving Docs
Collaborating
Commenting
Suggesting
Explore Tool
Voice Typing
Right Click Menu
Explore (search) or define the highlighted text
Cut, Copy, Paste, Delete, etc.
Insert comment or suggest edits
Save to Google Keep
Insert a link
*Select some text then right click to get this menu.
The File Menu
Share your Doc
Create a new Doc
Open an existing Doc
Make a copy of your Doc
Email your Doc
Download you Doc (as a Word file, PDF, etc.)
Make it so you can work on your file when you’re not online
See the past versions of your Doc (edits you’ve made, etc.)
Rename your Doc
Move your Doc within Google Drive
Add a shortcut to this Doc to your Drive
Delete your Doc
See document details
Change the language of your Doc
Change page orientation, margins, etc.
Print your Doc
Notice that the keyboard shortcut, if any, will be listed. For example, Ctrl + P is the shortcut for Print.
The Edit Menu
*Again, notice the shortcuts are listed.
Undo
Ctrl + Z
Redo
Ctrl + Y
Select All
Ctrl + A
The View Menu
The Insert Menu
The Format Menu
The Tools Menu
Check spelling & grammar
Check the number of words
Review suggested edits that have been made
Create & edit citations
Search online about your topic
Look up definitions
Speech to text
Translate to another language
Add-Ons
The Help Menu
Shortcuts
App Version