Google Docs

Since it’s accessible to anyone with WiFi and a Gmail account, Google Docs is a popular option for editing and collaborating on content. But things can get messy — when you’ve got a bunch of people making suggestions, changing sentences, or deleting paragraphs, it quickly becomes difficult to discern changesContinue Reading

If you’re anything like me, you probably do most of your work online. Google Docs in particular is a fantastic tool for writing, editing, and sharing content with colleagues, enabling collaboration and teamwork on creative projects. But there’s a downside to doing all your work online — if you suddenlyContinue Reading

A few years ago, as I was scrolling mindlessly through my Facebook News Feed, I found an article that told me I was using paper ketchup cups all wrong. It turns out you’re supposed to fan out the sides of the cup to increase ketchup capacity, like this. Who knew?Continue Reading

A hanging indent is when the second and subsequent lines of text on a page are indented to the right, so your first line stands out as the only line hitting the margin of the page. Typically, you’d use a hanging indent in a bibliography, Works Cited, or References page.Continue Reading

Whether you’re writing a marketing report with a firm 500 word limit, or are just curious if your blog post hits your editor’s 1,000-word minimum requirement, the word count tool in Google Docs can come in handy. It’s a simple tool to ensure your content is an appropriate length. YouContinue Reading