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Originally shared by Google
This week’s #gonegoogle tip helps you take collaboration one step further with Google Drive. Using the discussions feature in Google documents and presentations, collaborators can leave comments for others without modifying the original content.
For example: need your professor to help revise a paragraph or a teammate to review your presentation slide? Just +mention them in a comment with a quick note. They’ll receive an email notification and be able to respond to your comment in the doc—or directly from their inbox.
Once you’re ready to turn in the paper or give the big presentation, just click resolve to close the discussion. Even after a comment’s been resolved, you can open up Comments in the upper right corner of your document or presentation to see a full history of the discussions that happened in that doc.
Get a discussion started in your Google document or presentation by hitting Ctrl+Option+M (Cmd+Option M if you’re on a Mac).
Originally shared by Google
This week’s #gonegoogle tip helps you take collaboration one step further with Google Drive. Using the discussions feature in Google documents and presentations, collaborators can leave comments for others without modifying the original content.
For example: need your professor to help revise a paragraph or a teammate to review your presentation slide? Just +mention them in a comment with a quick note. They’ll receive an email notification and be able to respond to your comment in the doc—or directly from their inbox.
Once you’re ready to turn in the paper or give the big presentation, just click resolve to close the discussion. Even after a comment’s been resolved, you can open up Comments in the upper right corner of your document or presentation to see a full history of the discussions that happened in that doc.
Get a discussion started in your Google document or presentation by hitting Ctrl+Option+M (Cmd+Option M if you’re on a Mac).
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