Creating a Slack channel is simple to do, but before you do, there’s a few things to decide first – from the type of channel to the name.
Do you know what’s been changed in your document? How can you keep an eye on the edits? Easy – use the track changes option in Google Docs.
We can’t guarantee to always have internet access – what can you do? You can enable Google Docs (and Drive) to work offline.
We know that most of our files include a margin around the edge. Why did they appear and why are we still using them today?
Have you got a page with a diagram that looks wrong because everything is in portrait? It’s easy to make a single page landscape.
Let’s talk about Headers Footers in Google Docs – what they’re for and how to use them, or remove them if you want more space.
If you don’t have perfect recall, try Recording Zoom instead. My top tips to think about before and during the meeting.
Screen sharing in Zoom means that you can show people what you’re talking about. Try these 3 tips to make sharing specific and easy.
How often in a meeting do you hear nothing when a question is asked?
This could be because people are shy, don’t have an answer or just don’t want to ‘go first’.
Instead ask people to use the reactions instead.
We enter our details the first time we use Zoom, but have you thought about updating them? Making them relevant for the meeting you’re attending?
