Google Docs is the most popular collaborative writing and editing tool today, with nearly 25 million active monthly users (compared to nearly 5 million for Microsoft Word, according to a report from SurveyMonkey).
In the end, these apps stood out for their writing and collaboration features.īest for quickly and easily sharing documents with other Google Apps users Markdown support: Can you use Markdown to add quick, clean styles to your copy? (If you haven’t used it before, here’s our Markdown guide to get you started-once you've tried it, you'll never go back.) Synchronous, confusion-free collaboration: Can multiple people edit a document at once without tripping over each other?Įditing and version control: Is it easy to see what's been changed since you last opened the document, and does the app let you accept and reject changes?Įxporting options: Whether you need to post your finished product to your blog or attach it to an email, does this app offer a variety of exporting options? Simple sharing with collaborators: Does this app make it easy for colleagues and other collaborators to jump into one of your documents?Ĭommenting on specific parts of the document: Does this app offer a smooth experience for providing feedback?
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