The Google G Suite is a set of cloud-based apps that can be used to create documents,
spreadsheets, presentations, and more. Earning your G Suite certification demonstrates your
ability to use digital skills to work collaboratively and productively in a professional environment.
Completing this lesson about Google Docs will help prepare you for your G Suite Certification
Exam. When you finish this lesson, you may choose to proceed and complete Part 2 about
Google Docs as well. Google Docs is a cloud-based word-processing
application that allows you to write, edit, and collaborate. You can format text and paragraphs
using smart-editing and styling tools.
You can also add and edit a variety of non-text
elements, including images, links, and tables. In this lesson, you will edit a document using
Google Docs. By using the available tools to edit and format the document, you will
make it easier to read and better suited for collaboration.
This lesson uses a planning document for a fundraiser organized by a community group.
But you can apply these skills in any document, whether it is for a group or just you.
As you complete this project in Google Docs, you will:
Set up the page settings of your document, Add headers, footers, and page numbers,
Format blocks of text, Add headings,
and add a table of contents.
To begin, go to Google.com and sign in to your Google account.
If you do not have
a Google account, pause the video and create one.
Next, open the starter project.
You can also practice the skills in this lesson in a document you have previously created.
Make a copy of the project and rename it.
Now, it’s your turn:
Open the starter project, Copy and rename it,
And log in to your Google account.