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Every tech company wants to be in the business of education. It's a powerful space, there's always a need for people learning.
While companies like Microsoft and Apple have competed in this space with hardware and software, Google took it a step further by creating a cloud-based classroom for teachers. There's hardware (Chromebooks) and software (Google Apps) too, but Google Classroom is a unique environment where teachers can connect in a private...
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Take your company virtual!
Going into the office is so yesterday! Changing times has made it not only easy to work from home, but practical.
If you are thinking about taking your company remote, or if your an employee that is being, relocated to a home office, then this book will help you learn some of the most popular telecommuting tools.
The book covers the following online tools:
• Zoom
• Google Meet
• Trello
• Invision
• Slack
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Google isn't just for searching anymore!
Google isn't just a search engine anymore. It isn't just an email provider. It's a software suite of tools--from an operating system to productivity tools, Google kind of does it all!
This book is your crash course to all things Google!
The book covers:
• Chromebook
• G Suite (including Google Drive, Google Docs, Google Slides, Google Sheets, and Google Forms)
• Gmail
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Become a Google power searcher!
There's more to a Google search than meets the eye. On the surface, there's not a lot to it. You type in what you are looking for, click search, and go through the results. If that sounds like you, then you are only scratching the surface of what Google can do for you.
There are certain filters and commands you can apply to your Google search that will make finding exactly what you want a breeze. This book...
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Chances are you grew up a Word and Office user. Maybe you were a rebel and committed your herd to OpenOffice, or, dare I say, WordPerfect-but for the majority of people, our lives were loyal to Microsoft.
In 2005, a small little startup named Upstartle developed something unheard of at the time: a web-based word processor called Writely. It pioneered the idea of writing on the "cloud" and changed the way people thought about word processing.
Google...
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