Making your files accessible without an internet connection is a game-changer and dispels the myth that you cannot work offline with Google Drive. Questions we get asked a lot in our Google Workspace Training session are 'Can I edit Google Sheets without internet?' or 'Can I access Google Docs offline?', and our answer is yes!

Is your Google Drive storage almost full? Finding your largest files in Google Drive is the fastest way to free up some space without deleting thousands of small documents.

You can see who has viewed your Google Document by using the Activity Dashboard. This can be accessed in the doc or from within Google Drive.

We will explore how to delete duplicates using the data menu and how to create new, clean data using the =UNIQUE formula.

We like to use the 'Bookmark' tool in Google Docs to link to specific areas or sections of our document. This is especially useful in longer documents.

Live streaming in Google Meet can be useful for internal or public broadcasts.

With Gemini in Google Drive, you can create Audio Overviews and transform documents into podcast-style conversations between two AI hosts. This allows you to listen to summaries of complex information.

In today’s flexible, hybrid working world, letting your team know where you're working is as important as letting them know when you're working (which you can do by setting your working hours in Google Calendar).

You can use Gemini in Google Docs to create an audio version of your doc and also add an audio button to your document. Essentially, Gemini will read out your document in the voice you choose.

We hear a lot of Google Workspace Myths in training, and that is an important part of our training, helping you transition your workflows to Google Workspace and show its capabilities, whilst debunking the myths.