You can now display non-printing characters in order to see how a Google Docs document is laid out. When turned on, you will see symbols or text to represent the following:

• Paragraph/Hard break 
• Line/Soft break 
• Section break 
• Page break 
• Column break 
• Tab 
• Space

Availability

This feature is now available for all UNLVMail (@unlv.edu) and Rebelmail accounts (@unlv.nevada.edu)

Learn more about Non-Printing Characters in Google Docs.
 

You can now access a variety of new smart chips for Google Docs and Sheets.

• Place Chips for Docs and Sheets: Add a location directly in Google Maps, and see a preview of the location or find directions.  
• Date Chips for Docs and Sheets: Add dates in your Doc or Sheet using the "@" command with shortcuts like @today, @yesterday, @tomorrow, and @date. Clicking on the date will display a date picker that allows you to update dates as needed.
•  Stopwatch Chips for Docs: Add a stopwatch to your Doc to measure how long an activity takes. You can start, stop, and reset the timer as needed. 

To add smart chips to a Doc or Sheet, type "@" and select from the drop-down menu, or, click Insert > Smart chips.

Availability

This feature is now available for all UNLVMail (@unlv.edu) and Rebelmail accounts (@unlv.nevada.edu)

Learn more about smart chips for Google Docs and Google Sheets.

You can now access a variety of new filter effects on Google Meet on the web and mobile. These filters, such as loghead, strawberry, and working bunny, can add an element of fun to meetings.

To apply a visual effect, from the control bar at the bottom, click More and select Apply visual effects.

Availability

This feature is now available for all UNLVMail (@unlv.edu) and Rebelmail accounts (@unlv.nevada.edu)

Learn more about applying visual effects.