Google Workspace certification (formerly G Suite)

4.2 Insert non -textual elements. This includes the following elements:

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• DESCRIBE THE DOMAINS COVERED on the Professional Google Workspace Administrator Certification Exam.
• Identify gaps in your knowledge and skills for each domain and creatine plan.

It is recommended that you have 3+ Years Industry Experience (Including 1+ Years of Google Workspace Administration Experience) Before you take the Professional Google Workspace Administrator Certification Exam.

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Google Workspace certification (formerly G Suite)

G suite improves and becomes Google Workspace. Google Cloud certification in Google Workspace tells employers that you have the digital skills necessary to work in a collaborative and productive manner in a professional environment. Furthermore, Google Workspace certification shows that you can perform common professional tasks, such as using cloud -based tools to create and share documents, calculation sheets, presentations and files. You also demonstrate your ability to communicate effectively using online and messaging solutions.

This examination verified that you master the key features of the Google Workspace platform, including Drive, Gmail, Google Meet, Docs, Sheets, Forms and Slides.

The examination attested a person’s capacities in the following areas:

1. Drive use

1.1 Manage files. Points to take into account:

Travel to the basket

Download on the hard drive

Import from the hard drive

1.2 Create and manage files. Points to take into account:

Modification of the name

Deletion (displacement to the basket)

Importing files from the hard drive

1.3 Locate files. This includes the following methods:

Shared with me

Computer and devices synchronization settings

1.4 Modify the display and settings. This includes the following parameters:

Display in the form of a grid or list

Details of files or folders

Accessibility offline

Notifications (add content, delete a file)

Activities related to files (for example, date of last modification)

1.5 Share files and folders. Several options are available:

Add to my drive

Assign or delete property

Authorization parameters (deactivate; organize, add and modify files; read only; modify, comment and display documents)

Share notifications

Publish on the web

2. Use of gmail

2.1 Customize settings

Define an automatic response

Office notifications

Language and display preferences

2.2 Manage your reception box. Points to take into account:

Apply filters and block addresses

Archive messages

Several mailboxes

2.3 Manage your contacts and communicate with them. Points to take into account:

Options Write, answer/answer everyone, transfer emails, put in copy, put in hidden copy

Launch of a textual cat

Launch of a video call

File sharing (attachment or link)

2.4 Locate messages

Search and sorting in the reception box

2.5 Use Gmail offline.

3. Use of metal hangouts

3.1 Plan a hangout

3.2 Launch a Hangout

3.3 Present your screen in a hangout

3.4 Manage sound, video and bandwidth. This includes the following actions:

Disabling the microphone

Camera deactivation

Bandwidth reduction

3.5 Manage meetings with Hangouts. Features:

Participation by phone

Sound deactivation of other users

4. Use of docs

4.1 Configure the pages. This includes the following factors:

Size, orientation and color of the page

Adding headers, feet and page numbers

Adding a table of contents

4.2 Insert non -textual elements. This includes the following elements:

Insertion of a link into a document

4.3 Modify text attributes. This includes the following attributes:

Font size

Text color and highlighting

Fat, italics and highlight

4.4 format the text blocks. This includes the following attributes:

Paragraph styles

Place and spacing of paragraphs

Numbering and chips

4.5 Use content management tools. This includes the following tools:

4.6 Insert and modify tables. This includes the following actions:

Creation/deletion of tables

Insertion/deletion of lines and columns

Management of the properties of tables such as color, border, dimensions and alignment

4.7 Collaborate and share in Docs. Points to take into account:

Revision history

4.8 Download in format

5. Use of sheets

5.1 Manage values, lines, cells and columns. Points to take into account:

5.2 format the leaves and cells. Points to take into account:

Application of fatty and italic formats

Cell fusion

Line break

Filling color

Validation of data

Font size

Date formats

Addition, deletion, copy, copy on, and change of the names of the sheets

5.3 Insert non -textual elements. This includes the following elements:

5.4 Use functions. This includes the following basic tools and functions:

Duties

5.5 Manage and transform data. Points to take into account:

Conditional formatting.

Name, sort and protect leaves and beaches

Create filters and filtered views

Validate data

Protect the leaves

Create and modify graphics

5.6 Collaborate and share in Sheets. Points to take into account:

Revision history

Download in format

5.7 Import and convert from other types of files. This includes the following types of files:

6. Use of slides

6.1 Create a presentation. Points to take into account:

Add, copy and delete slides

Apply layouts and themes

Presenter notes

Create animations

Copy and paste slides, and adjust destination formatting

Slide

6.2 Work with text. This includes the following factors:

Insertion of text blocks

Font size

Text color and highlighting

Fat, italics and highlight

Configuration of the use of capital letters

6.3 Work with non -textual elements. Actions include the insertion and use of the following elements:

Slide numbers

6.4 Rearer objects. This includes the following actions:

Put in the foreground or in the background

Aligate on the guide lines

6.5 Share a presentation. Points to take into account:

Printing settings and previews