Google Docs in Plain English

by Scott Beale on September 23, 2007 · 1 comment

Here’s a great little video produced by Common Craft that explains how Google Docs works. Speaking of Google Docs, in addition to documents and spreadsheets, they have recently launched Google Presentations.

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