Google Docs In Action

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The document outlines an agenda for a Google Docs training that includes an overview of the Google Docs suite of tools and how to use them. It discusses the key features of Documents, Drawings, Presentations, Spreadsheets and Forms. Participants are instructed to work in groups to create examples using each tool, like creating a shared document, form, or spreadsheet. The agenda concludes with reflections on using Google Docs.

Dean Phillips caddiscaster.com Google Docs In Action http://goo.gl/XPbVc

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