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2. Lakshya is going to a Museum trip from school. But due to some unavoidable circumstances he
was not able to catch the school bus. To reach school faster, which Goolge app would you suggest
Lakshya so that he can go to Museum with all his classmates?
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B. Guess! Who am I? Critical Thinking
1. I am an online version of Microsoft PowerPoint developed by Google
in 2006. ..........................
2. I am a video sharing application where users can upload their videos,
share, comment, watch and like other videos. ..........................
3. I am a spreadsheet application introduced by Google on March 9, 2006. ..........................
4. I am a free online word processing program similar to Microsoft Word. ..........................
5. I am one of the best and free mailing apps offered by Google and
accessible through a web browser over the Internet. ..........................
6. I am the default view of Google MAPS which shows the street view
of the selected region. ..........................
7. I am a US-based software organization founded in 1998 by Sergey Brin
and Larry Page. ..........................
Lab Session Technology Literacy
Create a document on Google Docs. Type a story or a poem of your choice. Save it with the
name “My First Google Doc”. Try different fonts and features to make the text look interesting.
Share the document with your teacher.
Create a Google Slide presentation on the commonly used apps. Use an interesting Theme and
add animations. Save your presentation and present it online.
Create a spreadsheet by using the Google Sheets app. Share the sheet with your friends and on
a safe social site.
Collaborative Data Protection in Google Sheets
• Open a new Google Sheet and create a simple data table, such as a list of favourite sports.
• Click on the "Share" button and give classmates appropriate roles: Editor, Viewer or
Commenter.
• Select a range of cells and go to Data > Protect Sheets and Ranges, allowing only one
person to edit that section.
• Add comments to specific cells to give feedback or suggestions on your partner’s data.
• Type a message for the receiver when sharing the sheet.
• Click on the "Send" button to share the file with your classmates.
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