First off a clarification. Google documents are one item in the Google Drive suite that includes things like Google forms and Google presentations, but now allow a lot of apps. A new app is Kaizena allows you to add links (which you can already do), but also voice comments to a document so you don't even have to write anything anymore. Above is the tutorial which I found from a Tweet from Rhonda Roysden.
Friday, November 8, 2013
Voice Comments in Google Drive Documents
First off a clarification. Google documents are one item in the Google Drive suite that includes things like Google forms and Google presentations, but now allow a lot of apps. A new app is Kaizena allows you to add links (which you can already do), but also voice comments to a document so you don't even have to write anything anymore. Above is the tutorial which I found from a Tweet from Rhonda Roysden.
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