Google Docs for Students features

Google announced a set of new enhancements to their online document editor, the Google Docs. They added a bunch of back to school features which should help students make the transition from summer to school. The greatest addition was the equation editor which you can easily access to complete problem sets online or write papers that include equations.



They also added superscripts and subscripts — perfect for expressing chemical compounds or algebraic expressions.

For language savvy, Google also mentioned the integration of Google Docs to language translation which they launched last month. Lastly, they included some customization to bullet styles and added the ability to print footnotes as endnotes.

Google Docs is the counterpart of Microsoft Office Web Apps.