Atomic Learning Offers Free Series on Google Docs

Atomic Learning, award-winning provider of online software training and resources, has recently announced a free series on Google Docs. The series can be accessed until 1 May, 2008 by visiting www.AtomicLearning.co.uk/google_docs.

Google Docs is a free Web-based word processing program that allows users to keep documents up to date and permits selected individuals to update files from their personal computers. The application has gained popularity among individuals, schools and corporations for its ease of use.

The free Atomic Learning tutorial series, titled Google Docs ñ A Focus on Docs, includes more that sixty short, show-and-tell movies that guide users through the creation, implementation, and use of Google Docs. Topics include working with documents, organising files, document options, sharing and publishing, working with collaboration, and utilising the edit, insert and revision tab options.

Schools find Atomic Learning to be especially useful for professional development purposes and incorporating technology into the curriculum. In addition to the series on Google Docs, Atomic Learning also offers over 35,000 video tutorials on more than 110 software applications. Atomic Learning also offers a variety of workshops focused on topics such as creating effective presentations and newsletters, podcasting, blogging, PBwiki, Web 2.0 and PC maintenance and security. For a complete list of Atomic Learning tutorials and workshops, visit www.AtomicLearning.co.uk/tutorials.