[Handout] How to upload a file into Google Docs and Share it

Posted on 28. Nov, 2011 by in Tips, Writing

Earlier this year I created this PDF, which answered the most common questions that students had when I showed the Google Docs setup process on the projector. It walks students, (who already have a Google-compatible email,) through the process of creating a Google account, then uploading or creating a new Google Doc. It also shows students how to change the title of the document to something that the teacher and peers can easily identify rather than ‘untitled document’. Finally it shows students how to share- it also covers how to share in the event that they’ve hit their share quota for the day, (despite never having been on Google Docs before.) I hope this document, along with the other great Google Docs resources on the site, helps everyone who wants to switch over with a smooth transition.

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2 Responses to “[Handout] How to upload a file into Google Docs and Share it”

  1. Bryan Farley

    28. Nov, 2011

    Kyle,

    What is the share limit? I have never experienced it.

    bf

  2. Kyle Phillips

    28. Nov, 2011

    Occasionally I have found that a window from Google will pop up saying that a student’s ‘sharing quota’ has been reached for the day and they are unable to share the document with any other users. It has happened to students who are new to Google accounts.

    I haven’t had time to look into it further, so if anyone knows a better way than just having the student share the link I’d love to hear about it.

    Thanks for the question, sorry I’m not more helpful with the answer.

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