Docs
How many times were you writing a paper and needed to look something up? The new Research tool in Docs for Android lets you search Google while in a document. And you can simply add a quote or image from the search with a couple of quick taps.
A new Voice Typing feature is perfect when you’re on the go. Now you can record ideas or compose an entire essay in any of 40 languages without ever touching your keyboard. You can enable it by opening the Tools menu within Docs in Chrome. Once enabled, tap the microphone button on your phone’s keyboard and say whatever is on your mind.
If you find yourself collaborating with other classmates on a doc, you can now get better information as to what was added or deleted while you were gone. Just click on “See new changes” and pick up right where your classmates left off.
Forms
Templates
Google is now making it easier than ever to create good-looking newsletters, presentations, or any other type of document. A new collection of templates has been added to Docs, Sheets, and Slides. They include options for reports, portfolios, resumes, and more.
Sheets
A new Explore feature creates charts and insights automatically from your data, which will make it easier to understand the data faster. This feature works on the web or on Android.
Classroom
The Share to Classroom Chrome extension makes it easy for teachers to share a website with the entire class at the same time. It doesn’t even matter what type of computer each student has, as long as they are using the Chrome browser.
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