In the context of businesses, non-profits and churches, Google Sites can be a wonderful tool that are easy to use, quick to set up and perfect for sharing.
I do NOT recommend Google Sites as a public website for any organization - with maybe the exception of a school club.
However the following uses are ideal!
I do NOT recommend Google Sites as a public website for any organization - with maybe the exception of a school club.
However the following uses are ideal!
- Business Intranets: Every company has documents, lists, ongoing conversations, policies and announcements that need to be communicated and a Google Site is a great way to do that. It is especially easy if you are using Google Business Aps for your email and groupware too - because when you create the site - everyone in the organization is automatically made a member.
- Project Sites: Just like SharePoint, a Google Site can be created and used as a repository for project plan, membership information, design docs and more. Whether the project is large or small, technical or not a Google Site is a great working space to share all the information for the project team.
- Church or Non-Profit Committees: Just as with the examples above, committees within churches and non-profits always have items that they are working on that are not yet ready for public consumption. With a Google Site, you can store documents, post your agendas and minutes, track action items for your team and keep everyone informed quickly and easily.
Mary Camacho is the author ofThe Internet Plan . Buy the book here!
Every company has documents, lists, ongoing conversations, policies and announcements that need to be communicated and a Google Site is a great way to do that. It is especially easy if you are using Google Business. hostinghq
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