Google Docs allows users to create and share documents, spreadsheets, and presentations online. Key features include real-time collaboration, embedding files on websites, and tools for checking spelling, translating text, and viewing document revision histories. Users can create forms from existing documents or spreadsheets and send them to collect responses, which are automatically recorded in the source file. Form creation is simple, with options to choose themes and send the form by email.

1. Google Docs Create and Share Your Work Online

2. Features Upload from and save to your desktop Edit anytime, from anywhere Pick who can access your documents Share changes in real time Files are stored securely online It's free

3. Spreadsheets Import and export these file types: .xls, .csv, .txt and .ods. You can also export data to a PDF or an HTML file. Format your cells and edit formulas so you can calculate results and make your data look the way you want it. Chat in real time with others who are editing your spreadsheet. Embed a spreadsheet, or a section of a spreadsheet, in your blog or website. Insert gadgets, such as gauges, interactive map, etc., directly into your spreadsheet. Generate and send forms and keep track of the responses on a spreadsheet.

4. Tools · Check spelling · Translate to any language · Check spelling for any language · Look up definition, synonym, or antonym of any word (look on web as well) · Can look at any old revisions done by anyone of that document - Word count

5. On Google Docs Presentation...

6. You can: Upload/Download a presentation Check your revision history Use themes to spice up your presentation Add speaker notes Embed the presentation Insert: text, images, videos, shapes, drawing, and tables Simultaneously view/edit

7. Google Doc Presentations is great... Because, if you don't have Microsoft Office you can still make a powerpoint presentation Because, though it is a simpler version of Microsoft Power Point, it still has the basic tools to create a presentation

8. Google Doc Forms...

9. You can: Create a form from the DocList or any spreadsheet Share your form/spreadsheet to as many people as you want Use Google Apps and it will record all the people who fill out your form Add any options or questions you'd like See people's responses through summary or spreadsheet Choose a different theme to go with your questions

10. Creating a Form is SIMPLE From DocList: Click New > Form In the form template that opens, add any questions and options you'd like. Click Email this form once you've finished adding your questions. Add the email addresses of the people to whom you want to send this form. Click Send . DONE.

11. Creating a form cont... From any spreadsheet : Click the Form drop-down menu and select Create a form . In the form template that opens, add any questions and options you'd like. Click Email this form once you've finished adding your questions. Add the email addresses of the people to whom you want to send this form. Click Send .

12. Once you send your form... Responses are automatically filled in the spreadsheet!