Google Docs is designed for collaboration. You might be in a lengthy document with other people who are editing the document at the same time. A trick for collaboration is to click on the icon of the collaborator. This will jump you to the location the person is working. However, you lose your place! Even if you are working alone you may need to be modifying multiple sections of the document. For example, the Bibliography because this is at the bottom of the document.
Right Click on the Tab
If you are using Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge Chromium you can right-click on the tab of your Google Doc because this gives you tab options. Choose to “Duplicate” because this allows you to be the same document in two different places.
Click on Their Icon
In the upper right of the Google Doc, you can find a round icon for whoever is collaborating with you on the Google Doc. Clicking on their icon jumps you to the location in the document where their cursor is.
Get Back to Your Spot
The problem with clicking on the collaborator icon is that you lose your place. BEFORE you click on the collaborator icon, duplicate the tab in Chrome so you can simply switch tabs to look at something else in the document without having to scroll back to find where you were working.
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