
Explore Google Workspace, a cloud-based suite of productivity and collaboration tools, including Google Drive, Calendar, Classroom, Forms, Slides, Mail, and more of the top 20 applications.
Change your Google profile picture on Gmail, Google account, and YouTube by using myaccount.google.com; upload from computer or camera, crop, rotate, and save—changes may take two days to see.
Explore Google Drive as a cloud storage and collaboration hub. Back up data, access from anywhere on any device, upload and share files, and collaborate in real time.
Learn to create and customize Google Forms using templates or blank pages, add questions and sections, and manage responses and sharing options.
Learn to set up Google Classroom, create classes, invite students by code or link, and manage assignments, topics, and rubrics for better learning.
Discover how to use Google Workspace apps as a personal alternative to Microsoft Office, featuring Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Slides, templates, collaboration, offline access, add-ons, and 15 GB storage.
Learn to enable Google immersive reader in Docs, publish your document online, and customize reading with text-to-speech, voices, speed, themes, text spacing, and grammar tools.
Explore Google Slides from templates to fresh presentations, edit text, images, charts, and linked worksheets, save in Drive, share for collaboration, and use presenter notes and publish to web.
Learn how to use Google Jamboard to brainstorm, collaborate in real time, add sticky notes, images, shapes, and export frames as PDF or images.
Learn to access Google Drawings from Google Drive, create and name drawings, insert shapes and text, add images, customize colors, and collaborate in real time.
Explore Google Keep for beginners, creating and organizing notes with reminders, colors, images, drawings, and checkboxes; collaborate with others and access across web and mobile.
Learn to use Google Calendar to book events, schedule tasks and reminders, invite guests, share Google Meet links, attach files, and manage daily time across time zones.
Learn to translate text and documents with Google Translate, using voice input, copy-paste, or document upload, and collaborate with others via history and saved translations.
Learn to use Google Photos to store, edit, and share images across PC and phone, back up files, create albums, and apply lighting and crop adjustments.
Learn how to download all photos and videos from Google Photos using Google Takeout, including selecting Google Photos, choosing export settings, and retrieving the zip file via email.
Explore Gmail tips and tricks to boost productivity, including undo sending, schedule sending, templates, multiple signatures, reading pane options, offline access, shortcuts, and drive attachments.
Learn to navigate with Google Maps using satellite view, search, directions, and street view. Customize with layers, nearby features, sharing, and embedding for practical travel planning.
Learn to download Google Maps offline by selecting an area and saving it to your device, then navigate without internet, while noting live traffic may not update offline.
Create and customize a map of your visited places with Google My Maps by adding layers, markers, images, and styles, then share, embed, or create driving routes.
Explore how to use PheT simulations in google classroom, share, embed, and assign interactive simulations to engage students in physics, chemistry, math, science, and biology.
If you are looking for an all-in-one application that houses key tools you will need to enhance your productivity, data management and processing, then google workspace is your answer.
Google Workspace is a collection of cloud computing, productivity and collaboration tools, software and products developed and marketed by Google. A flexible, innovative solution for people and organizations to achieve more.
In this course, you will learn how to use the top 20 google workspace applications to enhance your productivity in the platform. This can be applicable to your education, data management, storage, learning about managing mails, drawings, photos, using different platforms to relate with your students during seminars, and lectures. etc.
The key applications covered in this course include:
Google office suite
Google Classroom
Google Photos
Google Keep
Google Drive
Google Drawings
Google Maps
Google Jamboard
Google Hangout
Google Calendar
Google Slides
Google Forms
Google Translate
and many more
The course is designed for beginners and detailed step-by-step procedures were explained on each application with simple examples for ease of understanding.
The basic requirement for this course is an internet, computer, a Gmail address and your willingness to learn something.
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Thank you for stopping by to learn with me and I look forward to seeing you on the other side.