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Learn more about what Google Docs is and how you can get started in using this free web based application from Google.

Formerly, Google users could sync Google Docs with a local folder via Gears for offline access, but that feature is no longer available. Now, users wishing to sync docs must rely on a third party application to get the job done. We discuss two of those th

The Google docs equation editor is useful for students and professionals who want to display mathematical formulas in a document that requires collaboration of many users. It functions as a useful tool, assisting computer users in entering symbols, operands, scripts, or an equation into Google docs.

Inserting and editing footnotes in Google Drive is easy! Learn how here.

Google has some competition. Lotus Live just released their iNotes, which directly competes with Google’s Apps Premier. But, is it a real threat?

In our mobile society, we often find ourselves developing materials offline and needing to upload them on the Internet somewhere safe and secure for later access. You can do this with Microsoft Word 2007 and Google Docs – here’s how.

You can learn how to design your own Google Docs Templates in only a few minutes. All you have to do is to follow a few easy steps.

If you are a teacher, then you probably create a rubric every time you grade projects or assessments. Maybe you use them to communicate expectations to students and parents, as well. Learn how the rubric template with-in Google Docs can simplify this lengthy but very important task

Google Gears is a simple-to-use utility that allows you to access online services in an offline mode i.e. without an internet connection. Let’s read more about Google Gear…

Google Docs is an amazingly useful application that allows real-time collaboration among users situated at distant locations. It allows users to share Google documents and work on them concurrently. Find out how to write group projects using Google docs along with Google Docs tips and tricks…