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Handout Intro Google Apps

The document provides a comprehensive guide on how to create, sign in, and sign out of a Google Account, as well as how to access and use Google Apps like Google Docs and Gmail. It includes step-by-step instructions for creating documents, styling text, sharing documents, composing emails, and attaching files. Additionally, it offers links to further Google classes for enhanced learning.

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Handout Intro Google Apps

The document provides a comprehensive guide on how to create, sign in, and sign out of a Google Account, as well as how to access and use Google Apps like Google Docs and Gmail. It includes step-by-step instructions for creating documents, styling text, sharing documents, composing emails, and attaching files. Additionally, it offers links to further Google classes for enhanced learning.

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Introduction to Google Apps

How to Create a Google Account


● Go to ​www.google.com
● Click “Sign In”
● Click “Create new account”
● Enter your full name
● Choose a username (must not already be taken)
● Choose a strong password
How to sign in to a Google Account
● Go to ​www.google.com
● If you are not signed in, you’ll see a big blue button
that says “Sign in”
● Click it and you’ll be prompted to enter the username
& password for your Google Account

How to sign out of a Google Account


● Go to ​www.google.com
● If you are signed in, you’ll see your account symbol
in the upper right corner
● By default, your account symbol is first letter of your
first name.
● If you’d like, you can change it to a photo of yourself
● Click your symbol, and select “sign out”

Access Google Apps


● Click the Google Apps menu in the top right corner
● Google Apps icons are displayed
● Click the Google Docs icon (if you don’t see it, click “more”)
Create a Document in Google Docs
● The Google Docs Homepage will open in a new tab
● Under “Start a new document” select “Blank”

Name & Edit Your Document


● Click the title area in the top right corner to name your document
● Enter text in the center of the page
● Use the “ribbon to edit your document
Style Your Google Doc
● There are many ways for you to change and enhance the text of your document
● Do so by using the buttons in the area shown below
● This area is sometimes called the “ribbon.”

● Use the mouse to hightlight the text you want to customize


● Then, use the buttons in the ribbon to do things like:
○ Underline ​text
○ Make text ​bold
○ Italicize t​ ext
○ Change the font (style) of your text
○ Make text bigger
○ Make text smaller

Share Your Document


● You can share your documents with Family,
friends, and colleagues.
● All you need is the email address of the person
with whom you wish to share the document
● Click the blue ​share ​button
● Enter the email address of the recipient(s)
● Click the blue “Done” button.
● The recipient(s) will receive an email notifying them of the document you’ve shared.
Open Gmail
● Go to ​www.google.com​ & ensure you are signed in
● Click the Google Apps menu
● Select the Gmail icon from the menu
● You Inbox will open in another tab

Viewing Your Emails


● On the left, you’ll see folders for your various messages
○ Inbox ​contains messages you’ve received. Bolded messages are unread
○ Sent Mail​ contains messages you composed and replied to
○ Drafts​ contains messages you began to write but haven’t sent yet

Compose an email
○ Click the red ​Compose ​button to begin writing an email
○ Add a recipient email in the “​To​” field (note: you can add several recipients)
○ You email will automatically appear in the “​From​” area
○ Describe the purpose of your message in the ​Subject ​line
○ Type your message in the “body” of the email.
Add a file to your message
● Once you’ve typed your message, you can attach a file it
● Use the icons at the bottom of the message

● The paperclip symbol lets you attach files stored in the device you are using
● The Google Drive symbol lets you attach files from stored online to your Google Account
Need a refresher?
Use the link below to revisit more class material at anytime.
1. Go to​ ​g.co/AppliedDigitalSkills
2. Click "​Sign in​" in the top right
3. Sign in with your Google account
4. Click "​I am a student​"
5. Click "​Join a class​" and enter class code ​b8xkbr

Additional Google Classes Available:


● Search Like a Pro​ (class code ​tzrdzk)
● Mastering Google Apps: Part I​ (class code ​mstv86)
● Mastering Google Apps: Part II​ (class code ​vxr52b)

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