Google Doc, Google Sheets & Google Slides

Google Doc, Google sheets & Google slides are a word processor, a spreadsheets & a

presentation program respectively, all part of a free, web-based software office suite offered by

Google within its Google Drive service. The suite allows users to create and edit documents online

while collaborating with other users in real time.

Google Docs is written in JavaScript & it can be accessed by web, chrome, android or IOS

operating system. It’s available in 53 languages with word processing, spreadsheets, presentation

program & collaborative software forms. Available at www.docs.googl.com

The three apps are available as web application, as chrome apps that work offline, & as

mobile apps for android & IOS. The suite also consists of Google Forms (survey software), Google

Drawings (diagramming software) & Google Fusion Tables (data base manager; experimental). While

forms & tables are only available as web applications, Drawings is also available as chrome app.

The suite is tightly integrated with Google Drive. All files created with apps are by default

saved to Google Drive.

Google Docs originated from two different products, Writely & Google Spreadsheets. And

Google Docs can be imported through the web interface, or sent via email. Documents are

automatically saved to Google servers, & a revision history is automatically kept so past edits maybe

viewed.