6. Docs: Share and Collaborate in Your Document — Use Comment, Edit, and Suggesting Modes and View Revision History
You may want feedback from others when creating or editing a document.
Feedback can be helpful when you have completed a
6. Docs: Share and Collaborate in Your Document — Use Comment, Edit, and Suggesting Modes and View Revision History
You may want feedback from others when creating or editing a document.
Feedback can be helpful when you have completed a document as well.
It allows others to share their thoughts about your document as a whole and to make suggestionsabout specific parts.
In order to get feedback from others, you must first share and give access to your document.
You can adjust the settings to give access to view, comment, or edit a document.
To begin, share your document.
Type in the email addresses of people you would like to share it with.
Select the permission you would like to use.
Edit means the person you share with can make changes directly in your document.
Comment allows them to make comments, but not change the document.
And view lets them see your document only.
If a document is shared with you, open the document and edit, comment on, or view itbased on your permissions.
To edit a document that has been shared with you, select an “editing mode” and makeyour changes directly in the document.
If you have permission to edit a document, you still might want to make changes as suggestions.
This means your suggestions will be visible to anyone else with access to the document.
You can also leave comments in the margin.
When commenting, you can ask questions, discuss revisions, or provide additional information.
Comments let you start a conversation with other document editors when collaborating.
Once you’ve read a comment and addressed it, resolve the comment.
To assign a task to someone in a document, you can use a comment.
The person you assign your comment to will be responsible for resolving the comment.
To see an older version of your document, view its version history.
You may need to find information or wording from an earlier date that’s been removedfrom the current version of your document.
Or you might need to see who made a change to a document to know who’s responsiblefor a current draft.
Now, it’s your turn: Share your document with collaborators,Adjust the editing mode of your document, Edit or make suggestions in your document,Make comments in your document, And view the version history of your document.