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This tutorial teaches how to use Google Docs to create, upload, and share documents. It outlines the steps to create a new document by selecting a template and theme. It also explains how to upload an existing file by choosing the file and setting upload preferences. Finally, it describes how to share documents by adjusting sharing and visibility settings to control who can view or edit the file. The tutorial provides a concise guide to the basic functions for getting started with Google Docs.
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- 1. How To Use Create. Upload. Share. A Tutorial by: Paula Enriquez
- 2. Open your browser and go to https://docs.google.com
- 3. Sign in to your Google account
- 4. Once signed in, you have the option to either “Create” or “Upload” your document.
- 5. Creating a document: Click on “Create” button
- 6. Creating a document Select the kind of document you want to create (in this tutorial, will be using Presentation as an example)
- 7. Creating a document You will be asked to choose a theme. Pick the one that suits your liking.
- 8. Creating a document When you’ve chosen a theme, click “OK”
- 9. Creating a document Click on “Untitled presentation” to change the title of the document
- 10. Creating a document Enter your desired title of the presentation and click “OK”
- 11. Creating a document You can now start creating your presentation!
- 12. One of Google Docs’ good feature is that it automatically saves your file!
- 13. Uploading a Document: Click on “Upload” button
- 14. Click on “Files…” in the drop down menu
- 15. Choose the file that you want to upload and click “Open”
- 16. Select your preferred Upload settings and click on “Start Upload” button.
- 17. A box will appear to let you know the status of the upload
- 18. Upload complete! You can now view/edit your file!
- 19. You may view/edit your file by simply clicking on its title.
- 20. A new tab/window will be opened for viewing or editing
- 21. In Google Docs, you may also share your files.
- 22. Click on the box beside the title of the file you want to share
- 23. Click on the “Share” button (looks like a human icon with a plus sign)
- 24. An option will appear where you can change your “Sharing settings”
- 25. You can choose who can only view your document by setting your “Visibility options”
- 26. You can change your visibility options by clicking “Change…”
- 27. You may choose from three (3) of the options below:
- 28. Click on “Save” when you have chosen your visibility option
- 29. Click “Done” once you have set your Sharing settings
- 30. Alright! You can now use Google docs to Create, upload, and share your documents!
- 31. How To Use Create. Upload. Share. A Tutorial by: Paula Enriquez