Shaping & Formatting Documents in Google Docs 2020
Google Docs 2020
| Intermediate
- 10 videos | 40m 37s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
Make documents easier to read by changing the page layout in Google Docs. Discover how to format documents by converting a title into a WordArt element. If you are working with list, conver it into a bulleted or numbered list with Google Docs. Learn how to organize the different parts of your document by adding page and sections breaks, as well as page numbers, headers, and footers. Lastly, see how to insert and customize a table of contents and a bibliography.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Create a wordart titleCreate and customize numbered listCreate and customize a bulleted listFormat pages of a documentInsert page and section breaks in a document
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Set text into columnsAdd page numbersInsert headers and footersInsert a table of contentsAdd citation sources and insert a bibliography
IN THIS COURSE
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4m 22sYou can use Word Art to make your title stand out and set the tone for the document. We’ll first look at inserting text as Word Art and then further customizing it to suit your needs. Once we’ve inserted the title, we’ll see how to add and customize a border. FREE ACCESS
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4m 13sNumbered lists are extremely useful if you want to organize items in chronological order in your document. We’ll also look at how numbering updates automatically and how you can create a hierarchy with numbered lists. FREE ACCESS
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3m 26sBulleted lists are a great way of breaking up a block of text into more digestible bite sized items. We can also use bulleted lists to create a hierarchy. Once inserted, bulleted lists can still be customized. FREE ACCESS
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4m 3sTo ensure your document’s legibility, it’s important you know how to format it. We’ll look at how you can improve legibility by changing margin size and default page settings such as page orientation, size and more. FREE ACCESS
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3m 43sA document is composed of different parts: a cover page, table of contents, sections, etc. We’ll look at how you can organize these different parts by adding page and section breaks. You will also see how to create sections to add structure tyour text. FREE ACCESS
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4mGoogle Docs allows you to automatically put your text into columns. This can be particularly useful if you are creating a magazine or newspaper article. You can choose the number of columns used, modify your column widths, and even adjust the spacing between your columns. FREE ACCESS
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4m 1sIf you want to keep track of the content in your document, you can add page numbers. These are crucial if you're working on a long document, especially if it's a collaborative one where multiple people are editing. As with headers and footers, you can also hide page numbers on your first and last pages if you want to insert a title or end page into your document. FREE ACCESS
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4m 15sIn Google Docs, headers and footers are very useful to include supplementary but not directly relevant information relating to your document. We’ll look at adding headers and footers, and then configuring them once they’ve been inserted. FREE ACCESS
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4m 33sA table of contents is a great way of showing the overall structure of your document in Google Docs. Table of contents can be created automatically from the document outline which is based on differently applied text styles. We’ll look at setting up a document in this way, and then inserting & customizing various table of contents. FREE ACCESS
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4m 1sIf you regularly cite the same sources in your document, Google Docs gives you the option to add and save your citation sources. If you know the author, title, or publication date, you can add this information to use and easily cite your sources. You will also learn how to insert a bibliography by using these citations sources. FREE ACCESS
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