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Google Workspace was previously know as G-Suite. It is an integrated suite of collaboration and productivity apps powered by Google: It includes Gmail, Docs, Drive, Calendar, Meet and more.
Website: workspace.google.com
Cost: Commercial. Free Trial
Availability: Online
Rankings in the previous surveys:
2021: 115 | 2020: 85 | 2019: 98 | 2018: 88 | 2017: 44 | 2016: 40 | 2015: 59 | 2014: 69 |
2013: 71 | 2012: 55 | 2011: 35 | 2010: 34 | 2009: 38 | 2008: 68 | 2007: – |
Comments on Google Workspace
“We use the Google Workspace and use all of their tools (Drive/docs, Meet, gmail, calendar, etc) for both internal and external learning, client support, relationship building, and more.” CEO, USA, 2022
“Google Docs, Sheet, Slides, Jamboard, Sites to produce, search, manage, review and refine content productions. To get feedback from trusted people in my network. To visualize and analyze data for better decision making with Data Studio.” Rotana Ty, Learning Catalyst, France, 2021
“I use this tool everyday as it my main communication tool with my colleagues. Not only does it offers things like google meet, gmail among other things, but recently I think they have up their game by providing other helpful tools like google sites, etc. these tools are helpful when planning for classes etc.” Seri Salina Zakri, Instructional Designer, Malaysia, 2021
“Best tools for collaboration and availability anywhere.” Education Advisor, New Zealand, 2020
“I like the variety of web based apps. I don’t have to purchase or download any programs. I really like the image search within the apps that only shows images tagged for reuse.” Teacher 2020
“Collaboration and sharing of simple office products” Instructional Designer, USA, 2019
“G Suite for Education: supports student and school needs – accessible anywhere, supports collaboration)” Fran Lo, USA, 2018
Quick Guide to Google Workspace
Here you will find some basic guidance links to resources on how to use G Suite for teaching, training, learning and development.
Google Workspace is used as a place for organisations – large and small – to work and learn together – in person or remotely – using Google’s own products in a private secure way.
So what’s the difference between G Suite and the free Google Apps?
Businesses can also have their own branded company email rather than the default gmail.com – here’s how to create a professional business email with G Suite
- See also The Benefits of G Suite for Your Business (Why We Use It) from Kinsta
Google for Education is a (free) suite of free Google tools and services that are tailored for schools and homeschools. It allows and educators and students to learn, work, and innovate together.
- What is G Suite for Education? | What You Need to Know! from ShakeUpLearning
Further resources
- What is G Suite, Anyway? How-To Geek, 12 November 2019
- How to start using G Suite in 5 easy steps, Google Cloud, 17 July 2019
- G Suite: Everything you need to know before signing up for Google’s office suite, C Net, 19 June 2018
- 10 tips for getting the most out of Google’s G Suite apps, Techrepublic, 27 April 2017
- The Ultimate Guide to G Suite, Hubspot
- Quick Start Guide for small businesses, G Suite Admin Help
Last updated: August 27, 2022 at 17:27 pm