Collaborative Editing -- Google Docs
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This document discusses collaborative editing tools with a focus on Google Docs. It outlines reasons for collaboration like sharing workloads and information as well as communication and friendship. Elements of collaboration include dynamic development, attention, status, visualization, and social networking. Google Docs is presented as a collaborative editing tool that allows file management, offline editing, notification rules, revision history, LaTeX support, and file format conversion for collaboratively creating and sharing knowledge among groups.
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- 1. Collaborative Editing --Google Docs
- 2. Outline 1.Why collaborate ? 2.Elements of Collaboration 3.Collaborative Editing Tools 4.GoogleDocs ( http://docs.google.com ) 5.Activity : Sharing your Findings in this Lecture 6.Other Feature of GoogleDocs
- 7. Friendship
- 8. Creating Knowledge ——None of us is as smart as all of us
- 9. Elements of Collaboration Dynamic Development - let’s capture this… Attention - what are you reading? Thinking? Status - where are you, what are you doing? Visualization - show me it… Social networking - finding people, and sharing
- 10. Tools Tools photo: flag75
- 13. VIDEO: Google Docs in Plain English
- 17. ACTIVITY: Sharing your Findings in this Lecture 分享交流今天讲座心得
- 18. Other Feature File Management Offline (file sync & offline editor) Notification Rules Reversion History Latex Supported File Format Conversion ……