“Google Docs” 
Andujar, Cherry J.
● Google Drive is a file storage and
synchronization service developed
by Google. Launched on April 24,
2012, Google Drive allows users to
store files on their servers,
synchronize files across devices,
and share files.
● Google Docs is a free Web-based
application​ in which​ documents​ and
spreadsheets​ can be created, edited
and stored online. Files can be
accessed from any computer with
an​ Internet​ connection and a
full-featured Web​ browser​. Google
Docs is a part of a comprehensive
package of online applications

● Essentially, it's a beefed-up version
of Google Docs. You can store your
documents, photos, music, videos,
etc. all in one place. It syncs with
your mobile devices and your
computer, so if you make a change
from one gadget, it will
automatically show up if you were to
access it elsewhere.
It tracks your changes too, so if you
make an edit to the document and
hit save, you can still look back at
all your revisions from the past 30
days. Of course it relies heavily on
Google search, with image
recognition for browsing your
photos and some OCR capabilities
for sniffing out text in pictures
offered by and associated with
Google​.
● Users of Google Docs can import,
create, edit and update documents
and spreadsheets in various​ fonts
and file formats, combining text with
formulas, lists, tables and images.
Google Docs is compatible with
most​ presentation software​ and
word processor​ applications. Work
can be published as a Web page or
as a print-ready manuscript. Users
can control who sees their work.
Google Docs is ideal for publishing
within an enterprise, maintaining
blogs​ or composing work for viewing
by the general public.
● You'll be able to open things you
saved in Google Drive using other
service; it can handle more than 30
different types of files, including
Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop
and HD video, and you don't even
have to have those programs
installed on your computer. So for
example, if you squirreled away a
music file, you could listen to it later
on whatever player you please.
Drive also pretty much does away
with email attachments, which
makes sharing a lot easier. If you
wanted to show a friend a video of
your vacation, you could just pass
them a link to that file, rather than
adding it to a clunky message. You
wouldn't have to upload it to a
message and your friend wouldn't
have to wait around to download a
big file
“Pause Before You Post” 
Before I make a post, ​CHERRY J. ANDUJAR​ pledge to ask herself:
● Who will be able to see what I post?
● Will anyone be embarrassed or hurt by it?
● Am I proud of what I’m posting?
● How I would feel if someone posted it about me?
● Google Docs lends itself to
collaborative projects in which
multiple authors work together in
real time​ from geographically
diverse locations. All participants
can see who made specific
document changes and when those
alterations were done. Because
documents are stored online and
can also be stored on users'
computers, there is no risk of total
data loss as a result of a localized
catastrophe. However, the
Internet-based nature of Google
Docs has given rise to concerns
among some authors that their work
may not be private or secure.