Articles that mention "Google Docs"

How to Gather Research and Create a Bibliography in Google Docs

It's hard to write without the web. Regardless of your topic and how many books you might cite, you'll probably still need to do research online and quote numerous sites to strengthen your final piece.

How to Automatically Generate Charts and Reports in Google Sheets and Docs

You've gathered data, perhaps stats about your latest marketing campaign or your sales data from last year. You need to figure out the trends, whip up some charts, and turn them into a report or presentation.

40+ Google Docs Tips to Become a Power User

Google Docs is a great business productivity application with most, if not all, of the features you could want from a word processor.

The Best Online Writing Apps for Collaboration

Writing shouldn't be a solitary endeavor. Unless you're a team of one, every published piece requires hours of back-and-forth between writers, editors, sources, and stakeholders.

How Soylent Uses Zapier to Automatically Transcribe Phone Calls and Build a Database of Legal Advice

Bread, meat, fruit, veggies, dairy. Those are the essential building blocks of a nutritious diet, the ones mom taught you about when you were five. We've been working with the same formula since the dawn of time, and it hasn't failed us yet. Food is food.

How the Seahawks Management Team Listens to the World’s Loudest Fans

Seattle Seahawks fans are the loudest in the world. Really, they are. A packed CenturyLink Field of over 68,000 fans on December 2 set a Guinness World Record for crowd noise, clocking in at 137.6 decibels. That’s equivalent to a jet engine on takeoff.