That's when I started experimenting with Google Docs as a note-taking app, and the results have been mostly positive.

Google has added a new productivity tool to Google Docs that'll make taking quick notes a lot easier: Just write or draw directly on the screen.

Stashpad, a developer-focused "DM to yourself" styled notebook app, is now pivoting to a docs app that you can use without logging in.

College students are probably already familiar with Google Docs' collaborative tools for projects, but weblog HackCollege shows us how great it can be for simple note taking during class, too. It ...

Taking, organizing, and sharing meeting notes with other participants is a big job. Google Docs' meeting notes make storing and organizing details unique to a new or existing calendar event easier.

Google enables its users to save a copy or integrate Google Keep Notes with Google Docs. See the steps outlined in the post for more details.

Along with its addition to G Suite, Google Keep is also now being integrated with Google Docs. That means you’ll be able to drag and drop notes from Keep into your work documents, Google explains.

Google Keep is a versatile note-taking app from Google. You can use Google Keep to make to-do lists, research images, take detailed notes, and more.

Any note you copy will become an individual file in Google Docs. If you make any changes to the document, they will not be reflected within Google Keep. Using Google Keep for all of your note-taking?

Here, I will share my experience using Google Docs to take notes, outlining the advantages and limitations I found along the way. For those seeking a feature-rich note-taking tool within the ...