Susan B. Cline - Google Apps Expert, Trainer and Lynda.com Author

Free Webinars about Google Apps by Yours Truly

by on December 31, 2009

As the new Director of Learning at Dito, LLC I am going to leading monthly free webinars about special topics in Google Apps. If you want to learn more about the in depth features of Google Apps I encourage you to attend these webinars.
Here is the upcoming schedule and registration links:
1/15 – 11am EST [...]

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2009 – What a Year!

by on December 30, 2009

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2009 has been one of the most exciting years of my professional life. What a whirlwind!

After ending my contract at Google in early March I went on to form JumpCloudSolutions with my partner Matt Albert. We were listed as one of the first official Google Referred Training Partners. In late November we joined up with [...]

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Lazy Post – Google Docs Security

October 30, 2009

Today is the second to last day of National Cyber Security Awareness Month. I know, I know, it seems to come quicker every year, right?

The Google Docs blog has a really clear and well written post about Docs Security. I recommend taking a look and sharing with others.

Does anyone else still think the term [...]

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It’s so, so…..clean??

October 29, 2009

Alright kids, I’m all growns up now and I decided that it was time to retire my old blog design, you know, the one that looked like Lisa Frank and My Little Pony got married and and made a Wordpress theme.
I just installed the Thesis theme which is used by a lot of the blogs [...]

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Google Apps In the News – October 14, 2009

October 14, 2009

LA still projects benefits from a move to Google Apps, report says
Computerworld
The report noted that Google last month unveiled a new version of Google Apps that answers some of the questions posed by critics of the plan. …
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Postini trouble stymies US e-mail users
Computerworld
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Los Angeles City Hall becomes tech giants’ battlefield

October 9, 2009

Looks like I moved down to Los Angeles just in time!

LA Times Article: Los Angeles City Hall becomes tech giants’ battlefield

A couple notes:

I realize I’m about two weeks behind. Wups!
Google I hope you are victorious and I know a local gal who would love to help with training
SF Chronicle, I miss you but LA [...]

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Google Docs in the News – September 21, 2009

September 22, 2009

Big News Story: Google Docs that you have “Published” will now appear in Google search results. Don’t freak out, just “unpublish” Docs that you don’t wanted shared with the whole world. Instead of marking the Docs as “published” just share them with specific people you mark as viewers or editors.

Google Docs Adds Features Including [...]

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Google Docs in the News – September 15, 2009

September 16, 2009

Big Story of the Day: Google to create a Government Cloud with Google Apps

Google to Create Government Cloud With Google Apps
eWeek
Google in 2010 will launch a government cloud, which will include Gmail, Google Docs, and other products Google hosts on its servers and provisions to …
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Give Google A Piece of Your Mind – Submit Docs Ideas

September 15, 2009

Desperate for more customizable layouts or tables for your Docs? Wishing you could easily use Google Docs for Mail Merge? Well now is the time to let Google know what features and updates you would to see in Google Docs.

Submit Your Product Ideas to Google and vote on the other ideas that have been submitted. [...]

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Google Docs in the News – September 14th, 2009

September 14, 2009

Big Story – Google Docs now part of Google’s “data liberation” project. Set your Docs free!

Google unlocks data restrictions, announces Data Liberation efforts
ZDNet
The company has already liberated about half of its products – from Blogger to Gmail – and has plans to liberate Google Sites and Google Docs, …
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