I
have used both of these websites (Google Docs and Zoho Writer) and they are
very similar to each other. They both
allow you to compose a writing document where you can chose from a slim selection
of font styles (compared to Microsoft Word).
They both seem to use similar formulas to execute certain operations
within a spreadsheet document and they share nearly identical template as well. One way that Google docs triumphs Zoho Writer
is by offering a “drawing” and a “form” workbench. The drawing is not as user friendly as I am
accustomed to with Microsoft; however, it provides some entertaining
values. The “form” application is pretty
astounding though. It appears to share
some likeness to online e-vites. One can
decorate a piece of documentation and send it to anyone with a notification or
an invitation. I was unaware that workstation
like this existed. It does not require
any credit card information or a purchase.
These two tools will service students well because they are not forced
to purchase a Microsoft product if they purchase a personal computer. If they have access to the internet, they can
simply log on to their workstation with one of these two websites and produce a
professional document, create an eye-pleasing presentation or manage a
spreadsheet to organize a long list that may require number manipulation.
This
is a link to my drawing document from Google Docs is https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1J3GUx8AKLLR2OnwdpmXcTxzQHXlb2lf-RWBu2AJJ9u8/edit?usp=sharing
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