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Seroja Malone has a series of recipes that she’d like to share with the On the Rise team. These files are currently Microsoft Word documents. What is one way for Seroja to turn them into Google Docs?

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This module covers the agenda. It also introduces students to On the Rise and the course business challenge.

Exercise 1: Course introduction Exercise 2: Agenda

Many of us have worked with word processing tools. In this module we will discuss how Google Docs documents are created and how Google Docs works across other file formats, allowing you to edit and save revisions seamlessly and collaboratively.

Exercise 1: Introduction to Google Docs Exercise 2: Quiz Question 1 Exercise 3: Quiz Question 2

Exercice actuel

After you create a document, you will want to format and add styles so the document meets your needs. In this module we will show you how you can format and name your document and then print it or move it to where you and your team can collaboratively access it.

Exercise 1: Compose a Google Doc Exercise 2: Activities 1 and 2 explained Exercise 3: Activity 1 Create and format a Google Doc Exercise 4: Activity 2 Name, star and save a Google Doc as a PDF Exercise 5: Quiz Question 1 Exercise 6: Quiz Question 2 Exercise 7: Quiz Question 3

In this module you’ll learn how to make the document even more functional by creating a table of contents, adding headers and footers, and inserting links and bookmarks.

Exercise 1: Enhance your Google Docs Exercise 2: Add links and bookmarks Exercise 3: Images, tables and drawings Exercise 4: Activity 3 explained Exercise 5: Activity 3 Insert images in a Google Doc Exercise 6: Insert a linked chart Exercise 7: Quiz Question 1 Exercise 8: Quiz Question 2 Exercise 9: Quiz Question 3

In this module we’ll explore how to share a document with the appropriate permissions, manage versions of the document and, if necessary, transfer its ownership. And while there are many reasons to keep the document in the cloud, we’ll discuss the options available to download your document.

Exercise 1: Share your Google Docs Exercise 2: Activity 4 explained Exercise 3: Activity 4 Use versions and shareable links Exercise 4: Publish and download a Google Doc Exercise 5: Activity 5 explained Exercise 6: Activity 5 Download in different formats Exercise 7: Quiz Question 1 Exercise 8: Quiz Question 2 Exercise 9: Quiz Question 3

In this module we’ll discuss how to use comments effectively to support the development of a document. You’ll learn how to add comments to a document, assign someone to an action item, resolve a comment, and view the comment history. You’ll also learn how Google Docs comments integrate with Gmail.

Exercise 1: Collaborate with Google Docs Exercise 2: Activity 6 explained Exercise 3: Activity 6 Use comments and assign action items Exercise 4: Integration with Gmail and Chat Exercise 5: Quiz Question 1 Exercise 6: Quiz Question 2 Exercise 7: Quiz Question 3

In this module, we’ll take some time to understand how you can set your preferences to increase your productivity and explore how to use tools to add value to your content. You will learn how to translate content and to ensure the document is accessible to your audience. You will also learn how to compare documents to quickly identify differences.

Exercise 1: Google Docs tools Exercise 2: Other Google Docs features Exercise 3: Quiz Question 1

In this module, you will put everything you have learned into practice by helping our fictional Google Workspace customer solve their business challenge.

Exercise 1: Business challenge overview Exercise 2: Business challenge explained Exercise 3: Activity 7 Business challenge Exercise 4: Wrap up