This comes from Caitlin Tucker who has made the short video above to show you pre-set preferences in Google Docs and how to additional ones of your own. This comes in handy when you are grading papers and don't want to write the same comment over and over.
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
How to Use Preferences & Make Your Own Short Cuts in Google Docs
This comes from Caitlin Tucker who has made the short video above to show you pre-set preferences in Google Docs and how to additional ones of your own. This comes in handy when you are grading papers and don't want to write the same comment over and over.
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