Unknown: Now let's go into the basics of creating Google Docs,
Sheets and Slides. The first thing I'm going to do is create
a new folder for our case documents. And I'm just going to
right click on that and make that pink just for fun. All
right, so now I'm going to go into that folder, so that the
documents that we create will sit in this folder here. So go
to New, and I'm going to create a Google Docs. This will open up
in a new tab. So Google Docs is pretty much version of Microsoft
Word. It says a little bit simpler with not all the
functionality. So operates pretty much the same as
Microsoft Word, the biggest changes being that when you type
it will say saving here. And then automatically, it says all
changes saved in Drive. So the great thing about working with
Google Docs, and anything in the Google Suite really is that
everything saves automatically. So there's no need to press save
all the time, and no need to worry about losing files.
Another cool feature of Google Docs is that it picks up the
first sentence or what you write. And if you click where it
says untitled document, just click once. it renames that
automatically to the first sentence on your doc, you can
always change it then whenever you feel like it's really
important to make sure that you do rename the document, because
if you don't, let me just delete that. It will be called untitled
document by default. And because everything saves automatically,
if you have 20 documents that you don't rename, it will just
be all saved as untitled document. So just remember to
rename your documents. And to get out of Google Docs, you just
simply close here, you'll be able to see, that's our Google
doc there. Now let's go into Google Sheets, you can click new
Google Sheets, or alternatively, just right click in the blank
space, and click Google Sheets. So Google Sheets is a basic
version of Microsoft Excel. And it's a spreadsheet. For this,
you'll have to rename it yourself at the top where it
says untitled spreadsheet. And now you'll be able to use it
just as you would with Microsoft Excel. Everything also says
automatically, just as it did with Google Docs. Let's close
that off. Now. You'll see that the Google Sheets has appeared
in our test document. Let's right click. Let's right click
again. And this time, let's create a Google Slides. And this
is like Microsoft PowerPoint.
The first thing I'm going to do is rename this to new
presentation. And as you can see, there are different things
that you can pick from let's pick this one. Click enter can
add new slides. So very similar to Microsoft PowerPoint. Let's
close that one off. Now. You will be able to see those there.
If you do make no mistake, you can always just right click and
then remove it. And it will then appear in your binder. So that's
just the basics of how to create Docs, Sheets and Slides. And in
future videos, we will go in depth into more of each of
these. So that's just the basics of Google Docs, Google Sheets,
and Google Slides. And in future videos, we'll go more in depth
into each one of these.
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