Google Workspace: Docs - Part 1
Learn to edit and format a document.
Explore our complete collection of Applied Digital Skills lessons.
Learn to edit and format a document.
Learn tools and settings for working in a document.
Learn to organize, manage, and share files in Drive.
Learn the basic components of Gmail to help you send and receive emails.
Build, organize, and format a spreadsheet using Google Sheets.
Evaluate and interpret data with different spreadsheet functions, filters, and charts using Google Sheets.
Use advanced functions and conditional formatting in Google Sheets.
Learn presentation themes, text, and transitions using Google Slides.
Learn how to add photos, images, videos, and shapes to a presentation.
Learn how to add tables, diagrams, and charts, and share your presentation.
Create a plan to recognize and stop cyberbullying using Google Docs.
Create a slide that represents what makes you special or unique using Google Slides.
Create a short deck in Google Slides to introduce yourself to a potential employer.
Study vocabulary words for a book you are reading by creating flash cards in Google Slides.
Explain a process or decision visually by creating a flowchart in Google Drawings.
Raise awareness about a project and recruit volunteers by creating a flyer in Google Drawings.
Use Google Sheets to create a fun word game you can play with a friend! Along the way, learn how to use formulas and functions.
Create pixel art in Google Sheets after getting inspired by Mexican painter Frida Kahlo in the Faces of Frida exhibit on Google Arts & Culture.
Create a pixel art project using conditional formatting in a spreadsheet.
Use pop art techniques to transform a photo in Google Drawings.
Collaborate with peers to create a presentation in Google Slides after learning about Space Shuttle Discovery on Google Arts & Culture.
Analyze your day and make decisions about how you spend your time using Google Sheets.
Commit facts to memory by creating a visual mnemonic in Google Drawings.
Create a spreadsheet to track and organize your college applications using Google Sheets.