google doc homework

Cloud Storage

Custom Business Email

Video and voice conferencing

Shared Calendars

Word Processing

Spreadsheets

Presentation Builder

Survey builder

Google Workspace

An integrated suit of secure, cloud-native collaboration and productivity apps powered by Google AI.

Build your best ideas together, in Google Docs

Create and collaborate on online documents in real-time and from any device.

• For my personal use
• For work or my business

Seamless collaboration, from anywhere

Edit together in real-time with easy sharing, and use comments, suggestions, and action items to keep things moving. Or use @-mentions to pull relevant people, files, and events into your online Docs for rich collaboration.

Write faster with built-in intelligence

Assistive features like Smart Compose help you write faster with fewer errors, so you can focus on ideas. And save time with spelling and grammar suggestions, voice typing, and quick document translation.

Seamlessly connect to your other Google apps

Docs is thoughtfully connected to other Google apps you love, saving you time. Reply to comments directly from Gmail, embed charts from Google Sheets, and easily share via Google Meet. You can even search the web and Google Drive for relevant content and images, directly from Docs.

Bring collaboration and intelligence to other file types

Easily edit Microsoft Word files online without converting them, and layer on Docs’ enhanced collaborative and assistive features like action items and Smart Compose. You can also import PDFs, making them instantly editable.

Do more with add-ons

Access a variety of third-party applications, right from Docs. Whether it’s an e-signature app or project management tool, open it from Docs to work faster.

Work on fresh content

With Docs, everyone’s working on the latest version of a document. And with edits automatically saved in version history, it’s easy to track or undo changes.

Stay productive, even offline

You can access, create, and edit Docs even without an internet connection, helping you stay productive from anywhere.

Security, compliance, and privacy

Secure by default

We use industry-leading security measures to keep your data safe, including advanced malware protections. Docs is also cloud-native, eliminating the need for local files and minimizing risk to your devices.

Encryption in transit and at rest

All files uploaded to Google Drive or created in Docs are encrypted in transit and at rest.

Compliance to support regulatory requirements

Our products, including Docs, regularly undergo independent verification of their security, privacy, and compliance controls .

Private by design

Docs adheres to the same robust privacy commitments and data protections as the rest of Google Cloud’s enterprise services .

You control your data.

We never use your docs content for ad purposes., we never sell your personal information to third parties., find the plan that’s right for you, google docs is a part of google workspace.

Every plan includes

Collaborate from anywhere, on any device

Access, create, and edit your documents wherever you are — from any mobile device, tablet, or computer — even when offline.

Get a head start with templates

Choose from a variety of dashboards, project trackers, and other professionally-designed templates to kick things off quickly..

Visit the Docs Template Gallery for more.

Ready to get started?

• Help Center
• Get started
• Learn by product
• Learn by role & industry
• Hybrid workplace tips
• Gen AI tips
• Productivity tips
• Business tutorials
• Switch from Microsoft & others
• Support & accessibility
• Google Workspace
• Privacy Policy
• Terms of Service
• Submit feedback
• What's new?
• Get started Welcome Get ready to switch What to do on your first day Your first week & beyond Cheat sheets & reference guides Open Google Workspace apps
• Learn by product Calendar Chat Chrome browser Docs Drive Gemini Gmail Meet Sheets Slides Vids Managed teams Mobile & device setup All products
• Learn by role & industry Administrative assistants Digital marketing Finance Healthcare Human resources Law practices Manufacturing Media & entertainment Nonprofits Professional services Project management Research & development Retail Sales & marketing Technical support UX design Visual design Web development
• Hybrid workplace tips Hybrid work training & help Use Meet Companion mode Stay connected when working remotely Work from home Work with remote teams Plan & hold meetings from anywhere Hold large remote events Work with non-Google Workspace users
• Gen AI tips Generative AI training & help Get started with Gemini Gemini cheat sheet Role-specific prompts & use cases Tips for writing prompts for Gemini Gemini usage limits Learn about generative AI
• Productivity tips Set up business meetings Discuss topics with your team Brainstorm with colleagues Improve communication Make video conference calls Create great presentations Create strong proposals Onboard team members Optimize your inbox Analyze data Clean up data Go paperless
• Business tutorials Use generative AI at work Plan & manage a project Plan & hold meetings from anywhere Hold large remote events Stay connected when working remotely Collaborate with decision makers Share a final document Free up storage space Plan a project with external clients Delegate work when you're OOO Get up to speed after time off Additional training resources
• Switch from Microsoft & others Switch from Microsoft Switch from Slack Switch from Zoom, Skype, or Webex Switch from Box, Dropbox, or C:\ drive Switch from HCL Notes
• Support & accessibility Support for users Support for administrators Accessibility Save or customize Learning Center guides

Bring your best ideas to life with Gemini for Google Workspace. Get tips & real-life use cases for using gen AI at work .

Google Docs training and help

On this page

Docs quick start guides.

Docs cheat sheet

• Docs productivity guides

Docs troubleshooting & more resources

Want advanced Google Workspace features for your business?

Try Google Workspace today!

Quickly learn how to create and edit a document, move to Docs from another online word processor, and more.

Get started with Docs      Switch to Docs

Print this visual reminder to keep handy as you get up to speed using Docs.

 Docs productivity guides

• Troubleshoot Docs editors
• Google Docs accessibility
• Take Google's online Docs course
• How Google handles your information
• Visit the Docs Help Center

Google, Google Workspace, and related marks and logos are trademarks of Google LLC. All other company and product names are trademarks of the companies with which they are associated.

Was this helpful?

Learn how to print Learning Center guides, save them as PDFs, or customize them for your organization.

for Education

Google Classroom

• Google Workspace Admin
• Google Cloud

GOOGLE WORKSPACE FOR EDUCATION

Empower educators with tools to t r a n s f o r m   e d u c a t i o n

Secure your learning environment, enhance instructional impact, and prepare students for the future with Google Workspace for Education.

• Contact sales

Easy to use

Empower your educators with easy-to-use tools so they can focus on teaching and reduce the need for professional development.

Private and secure

Protect your education community with tools that are secure by default and private by design.

Prepares students

Teach and learn with the confidence that your digital learning environment will work as it should.

Enables consolidation

Invest in a comprehensive solution and reduce the need for other EdTech.

Equip your students with the skills they need to thrive in higher education and the workforce.

Provide an equitable learning environment for your entire education community.

Sustainable

Built on the world’s first carbon-neutral cloud, Google Workspace for Education is designed to be easy on the planet.

Real-time collaboration and time-saving tools help everyone stay focused on teaching and learning.

Which edition is right for your institution?

Google Workspace for Education solutions offer choice and flexibility. Find the right fit for your education community.

Assignments

Education fundamentals.

for qualifying institutions

• Education Fundamentals", "link_type": "internal", "link_url": "/workspace-for-education/editions/education-fundamentals", "module_name": "", "position": 1, "section_header": ""}}' tabindex="0"> Explore Education Fundamentals

A suite of tools that enables collaborative learning opportunities on a secure platform. 1

Includes teaching and learning essentials, like:

Collaboration with Classroom, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms, Gmail, Drive, Meet, Sites, Chat, and Calendar

Security and administrative tools in the Google Admin console

100 TB of pooled cloud storage shared by your organization

Education Standard

per student, per year

Get one staff license at no charge for every four student licenses.

• Education Standard", "link_type": "internal", "link_url": "/workspace-for-education/editions/education-standard", "module_name": "", "position": 2, "section_header": ""}}' tabindex="0"> Explore Education Standard

Advanced security and analytics to help you proactively protect your community from digital threats.

Includes features from Education Fundamentals, plus:

A unified security dashboard to take a more proactive security posture

Centralized control and visibility to prevent, detect, and remediate security threats

No-code, custom apps with AppSheet Core

Deeper analytics and powerful data visualizations

Teaching and Learning Upgrade

per staff license, per month

or $48 USD per license when billed annually

Choose how many of your staff need licenses.

• and Learning Upgrade", "link_type": "internal", "link_url": "/workspace-for-education/editions/teaching-and-learning-upgrade", "module_name": "", "position": 3, "section_header": ""}}' tabindex="0"> Explore the Teaching and Learning Upgrade

Enhanced teaching and learning tools to help educators enhance instructional impact.

Classroom features to deliver more enriched and personalized learning

Tools to save educators time by simplifying class and school management

Premium engagement features in Meet including interactive Q&As, polls, breakout rooms, and more

Additional Drive storage for each staff license

Recommended

Education Plus

• Education Plus", "link_type": "internal", "link_url": "/workspace-for-education/editions/education-plus", "module_name": "", "position": 4, "section_header": ""}}' tabindex="0"> Explore Education Plus

An all-in-one solution with advanced security and analytics, teaching and learning features, and more.

Includes features from all other editions, and more:

Advanced security and analytics to help you proactively protect your community from digital threats

Additional enhanced teaching and learning tools to help educators enhance instructional impact

Personalized Cloud Search for your domain to make information accessible and easy to find

Additional Drive storage for each staff and student license

1 Google Workspace for Education Fundamentals is available at no cost for qualifying institutions. Learn more .

• See all features

Google provides industry-leading privacy and security

phishing attempts are blocked by Gmail, every day

of spam, phishing attempts, and malware are blocked with AI-protections in Gmail

unsafe websites are identified by Google, every week

You own your data

You retain full intellectual property rights over your data and control who can download it and when.

Strict privacy protocols

Privacy is core to how we build our products, with rigorous privacy standards guiding every stage of product development.

No advertising

Core services, like Gmail, Calendar, and Classroom, have no ads.

Supports compliance with FERPA, COPPA, GDPR, and more

Our solution supports compliance with rigorous global privacy and security requirements.

A suite of secure, easy-to-use tools designed for teaching and learning

Empower educators to create courses, manage classes, and get insights on student activity with Classroom.

Engage with up to 1,000 participants in Google Meet with features like breakout rooms, Q&A and polling, live translated captions, and more.

Easily distribute, analyze, and grade student work with Assignments for your LMS.

Manage your entire organization with comprehensive and easy-to-use tools in the Admin console.

Docs, Sheets, and Slides

Seamlessly collaborate in real time using Docs, Sheets, and Slides.

Google Meet

Google assignments, google admin, google docs.

Gemini for Google Workspace

Gemini is an AI assistant across Google Workspace for Education that helps you save time, create captivating learning experiences, and inspire fresh ideas — all in a private and secure environment. Gemini Education can be purchased as an add-on to any Google Workspace for Education edition.

• Get Gemini for Google Workspace

Prepare your students for college, career, and life

Build a thriving educational community that provides students and faculty with the skills and technology they need today—and tomorrow.

of university students prefer Google Workspace as their productivity suite of choice. Source: Sada Systems, Inc. 23 August 2022

of Forbes’ Next Billion-Dollar Startups use Google Workspace.

Education Plus Impact Calculator

Get an estimate on the impact google workspace for education plus could have on your institution..

• Calculate potential impact

Product demos

Explore each product in detail via step-by-step guides to get a feel for how they work..

• Go to demos

See how institutions are using Google Workspace for Education

Giving teachers more freedom in the classroom

McGuffey School District, Pennsylvania

• View case study

Providing academic, social, and secure lifelines

Charley Butcher University of Lynchburg, Virgina

Easy-to-use, flexible, and secure tools for your organization

Karl Bernard Academies Enterprise Trust, United Kingdom

Stronger email security that you can depend on

Upper Dublin School District, Pennsylvania

Teach and learn with sustainability

Reduce your school’s emissions and reach sustainability goals with initiatives and solutions from Google for Education.

Get up to speed with Google Workspace for Education

The total economic impact report.

Check out this study to see the benefits, cost savings, and ROI enabled by Education Plus.

• View report

Accessibility

Learn about accessibility features to support students with diverse needs and learning styles.

Educator training

This step-by-step training teaches practical strategies for how to use Google tools for in-person learning and classroom management.

• View training

Paid Workspace resources

Check out our collection of resources to help you set up and get started using your paid edition.

Sustainability

Learn how Google for Education is taking steps to help you meet your sustainability goals.

Privacy and security

Google for Education helps create a safer digital learning environment for every school, every classroom, and every student.

Start today with Google Workspace for Education

Connect and collaborate across your whole school community. Choose the edition that best suits you and your institution.

• Contact Sales

Google Workspace for Education and Chromebooks work better together

• Learn more about Chromebooks

Find answers to commonly asked questions

What editions does google workspace for education offer.

Google Workspace for Education offers Education Fundamentals to all qualifying institutions at no cost. For those that want more premium features, Google also offers paid editions including Education Standard, the Teaching and Learning Upgrade, and Education Plus.

How much does each edition within Google Workspace for Education cost?

For pricing information and specific features included in each of the Google Workspace for Education editions, please visit our comparison chart .

Are there differences in storage across editions?

All editions provide schools with 100TB of storage shared across the institution. Additional storage is provided with the Teaching and Learning Upgrade and Education Plus editions based on the number of licenses purchased. Please review our comparison chart for more details or visit our Visit our Help Center .

Can I have more than one edition at the same time?

You must have an Education Fundamentals edition to upgrade to any of the other editions (Education Standard, the Teaching and Learning Upgrade, or Education Plus)

You cannot have Education Plus in combination with Education Standard or the Teaching and Learning Upgrade — only Education Fundamentals

You can have a combination of Education Standard and the Teaching and Learning Upgrade at the same time. Although we believe the maximum value of those combined editions can be realized in Education Plus, we wanted to be as flexible as possible to school community needs.

Are discounts available and/or are there incentives for longer term commitments?

Yes, Google offers automatic discounts for customers that contractually commit to a multi-year purchase (two years or more) of Google Workspace for Education Plus. To learn more, please connect with your Google Workspace for Education partner reseller and/or Google for Education representative.

When upgrading to a paid edition of Google Workspace for Education (Plus, Teaching and Learning Upgrade, and/or Standard), will I need to sign a new Workspace for Education Terms of Service agreement?

No, there is no need for a new Workspace for Education contract nor an addendum.

Can I upgrade/downgrade between the editions?

Customers who purchase the Teaching and Learning Upgrade can add Education Standard at any time (and vice versa) as well as upgrade to Education Plus.

Customers can reevaluate continuing with their subscription or downgrade at the end of their subscription term.

What is the duration of a paid Google Workspace for Education subscription?

All paid Google Workspace for Education editions are available as annual subscriptions, and pricing is locked for the duration of the subscription term. However, institutions can also purchase the Teaching and Learning Upgrade on a monthly subscription, as an alternative to purchasing it as an annual subscription.

How is Education Fundamentals different from G Suite for Education?

Education Fundamentals is the new name for G Suite for Education. If your school is using G Suite for Education today, you don’t have to take any action to transition to Education Fundamentals. All customers who have purchased G Suite Enterprise for Education will receive new features and functionality that are released to the new Google Workspace for Education editions. Your school's experience with our tools, as well as our qualifications for new customers to gain access to them, will remain the same.

Is it possible to trial the paid Google Workspace for Education editions?

Yes, our authorized Google Workspace for Education partners can provision 60 day trials for Education Plus, Education Standard, and the Teaching and Learning Upgrade. 50 licenses are provided for the trial. If you don’t have a partner, you can find a partner in our Partner Directory .

Where can I learn more?

Visit our Help Center for more details on Education Fundamentals.

Get Free Homework Planner Templates In Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Slides

Blue Homework Lesson Planner

Funny Blue Homework Planner

Homework Planner

Convenient Homework Planner

Brown Homework Planner

Blue Homework Planner

Orange Homework Planner

Cute Homework Planner

Are you having trouble optimizing your homework time? Or do you constantly forget to do it, and then you have to get bad grades? To get rid of this inattention, we advise you to write down all tasks and duties received. And to make this process fast, modern, and simple, we recommend using our homework planner templates. With our options, with a user-friendly structure, easy-to-read, eye-pleasing and cute design, and many built-in tools, you will achieve maximum productivity in school and at home when doing homework.

Why is it worth using our services? TheGoodocs is the largest provider of free templates. Our designers with vast experience and high skills in creating editable layouts are ready to help you. We employ only the best template developers for Google Docs, Google Slides, and Google Sheets presets. And you can see it personally! Right now, we offer you to check out all the advantages of our platform and find out why our services are preferred by tens of thousands of people around the world.

Use the Services of the Largest Template Provider

Our platform has been operating for a long time. During the function of the website, more than three thousand unique and exclusive custom templates on any subject have been added. Now, we are visited by people from every corner of the world and are simplifying their routine work with documents, designs for business cards, and flyers, and helping with a search for a free homework planner template. And we will give you access to any template! We are very glad you have decided to visit our website, and believe us, we will not disappoint you!

Free Templates Available Now

You can start customizing your favorite homework planner in Google Docs, Google Slides, or Google Sheets without restrictions. All you have to do is select the appropriate template, go to its page and click on the red "Edit Template" button. Right after that, you will get access to the desired homework planner and will be able to start filling and customizing it.

And is that all that is needed to use our layouts? Exactly! We do not force you to give us good ratings, register, or buy any subscription to access the service. The platform was launched for you to choose the printable template and make work easier!

Continuous Work to Improve the Website

Although there are already more than three thousand actual templates available to our users, we are not going to stop there. Our professionals are working on creating new, relevant templates for any topic. Every day we add more than ten options that become available to users worldwide.

Also, on our website, you will find a "Requests" section. There you can always leave your comments and wishes for further development, which we will take into account.

Simple and Convenient Customization

You can start working on customizing the homework planner template in Google Docs right now. We suggest using Google Docs, Google Slides, or Google Sheets formats. But this does not mean that everything is limited to this. You can always download the layout to a convenient device and use other online or offline editors.

AI Homework Help: Math Solver 4+

Science and education app, joseph rodrick, designed for iphone.

• #176 in Education
• 5.0 • 1 Rating
• Offers In-App Purchases

iPhone Screenshots

Description.

Presenting our app - Your Premier Homework Helper! This app is a comprehensive tool designed to streamline and enhance your academic experience. Explore its key features: - Snap and Solve: Simply snap a photo of your question and receive a detailed solution with step-by-step explanations. - Manual Input Assistance: Enter any question or problem manually and get a comprehensive answer with detailed breakdowns. - Essay Generation: Effortlessly create well-structured essays on specified topics. - Literary Summaries: Access concise summaries of any literary text. - Multi-Subject Problem Solving: Address questions in a broad range of subjects including Math, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Economics, Finance, History, Geography, and more. - Grammar and Writing Checks: Achieve flawless writing with tools that check grammar and style. - Language Translations: Easily translate text into various languages. - AI Tutor Assistance: Consult our AI tutor for explanations on any topic or to clarify any aspect of the solutions provided. This app is your essential tool for academic success, equipped with a versatile set of features to boost your learning. Download the app and harness the power of technology at your fingertips! The app offers a subscription plan for unlimited access to all features. • Charges will apply to the iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase. • Subscriptions automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. • Accounts will be charged for renewal within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period, at the stated renewal cost. • Subscriptions and auto-renewal can be managed by going to the user's Account Settings after purchase. • Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user subscribes to that publication, if applicable. Privacy Policy: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1W_fcdP0F1iEo_2MuM_UN1X0U7O8FOwVk7mKFatcff90/edit?usp=sharing Terms of Use: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zHnuLVjg22sVZIeFsKqRlFSipDEegzD8O1k8kAuBeiA/edit?usp=sharing

Version 1.0.1

Minor UI bugfix

Ratings and Reviews

App privacy.

The developer, Joseph Rodrick , indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More

Information

• One week trial subscription $6.99
• One week subscription $6.99
• App Support
• Privacy Policy

You Might Also Like

AI Assignment: Homework Helper

AcademIQ: Homework Scan Helper

Math Solver: Homework AI Tutor

Hwork: AI Parents Helper

Ai Tutor : Math Solver & Scan

NCLEX RN PN Practice Test 2024

Samsung Galaxy Buds 3

The galaxy buds 3 look just like airpods.

Samsung is only a short amount of time away from unveiling a slew of new phones, wearables, and earbuds. One of the earbuds – the Galaxy Buds 3 – take on a very familiar design that many might mistake for Apple AirPods.

Samsung has introduced several iterations of the Galaxy Buds over the past few years. Each of those designs has brought something a little bit different to users, both in design and functionality. The previous generation took on a simple bud design that was comfortable and performed well. This year, things are changing more than a bit.

Through a leaked set of photos posted by Evan Blass on Twitter/X , the Galaxy Buds 3 design is now public. At first glance, one would be forgiven for not thinking this was a Samsung-designed product. In fact, the Galaxy Buds 3 look a lot like Apple Airpod clones.

The buds take on a stemmed design with absolutely no silicone ear tips to be seen. In fact, the inner portion of the bud carries a similar grilled speaker insert and several microphones along the top side of the chassis. The stem itself is boxy rather than round and terminates in two metallic plates with Samsung’s new color palette hues – blue and orange. Along the stem lies a black line. Comparing it to previous images , it’s possible it could be an LED strip or capacitive sensor on both models.

The most surprising part of the leak is the lack of silicone tips on the Galaxy Buds 3, which brings up the question of comfort over extended listening sessions. The leak contains images of the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro, as well, and those pictures showcase a silicone tip product, though they still look like copied homework.

The Galaxy Buds 3 and Buds 3 Pro are set to be unveiled in Paris on July 10. Prior to that event, Samsung is running a pretty enticing deal that gives users a $50 credit and a chance to win $5,000 when they simply reserve a free spot with their name and email. The $50 can go a long way for accessories and cases. Samsung is also planning on offering boosted trade-ins.

Reserve for $50 credit and a chance to win $5,000

FTC: We use income earning auto affiliate links. More.

Check out 9to5Google on YouTube for more news:

Samsung is a technology conglomerate based out o…

Andrew Romero's favorite gear

Google Pixel 7 Pro

Pixel Watch

Advertisement

Pandemic-Era Newlyweds Consider an Age-Old Question: To Buy or Not to Buy?

By Heather Senison June 27, 2024

• Share full article

With their lease on a Lower East Side apartment expiring, two software engineers wondered if buying made more sense than renting, now that the housing market wasn’t quite so frenzied. Here’s what they found.

Kathleen Li and Matthew Molnar met online in September 2019, and before they knew it, they were pandemic sweethearts.

“Otherwise, I don’t know that I would have seen another living soul during the first year of the pandemic,” said Ms. Li, 36, who grew up in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., and moved to the city in 2010 for a job at Google, where she works as a software engineer.

Three years later, she and Mr. Molnar, also a software engineer, became pandemic-era newlyweds. And in late 2023, as their lease on a small Lower East Side two-bedroom was about to expire, they considered the age-old question: Was it better to buy or to go on renting?

As they perused Zillow, the numbers came together quickly. They saw apartments listed for not much more than they had sold for 10 or 15 years earlier. Some sellers were even dropping their prices to lure buyers after the feeding frenzy during the early years of the pandemic.

[Did you recently buy a home? We want to hear from you. Email: [email protected] ]

“The stock market was doing fairly well, and we had some investments that we could utilize,” said Mr. Molnar, 39, who grew up in Ohio and bought a house there before moving to New York for a job in 2017. The house, which he kept, was generating rental income.

Almost immediately, a spacious Flatiron loft caught Ms. Li’s eye. “The renovation was really beautiful,” she said.

When the couple asked to see it, Zillow matched them with Eric Zollinger, an associate broker at Elegran Forbes Global Properties, and the three instantly clicked.

“They were by far the best buyers I’ve ever worked with,” Mr. Zollinger said, adding that the pair did their homework and came to every showing with a positive attitude and an open mind. “It was the easiest deal from start to finish, mainly because they did everything I asked them to.”

The couple set a budget of $1.7 million, and their wish list included enough space to start a family, the need for only minimal renovations and minimal noise. With both doing hybrid remote work, they wanted home-office spaces and the shortest possible commutes to her office in Chelsea and the co-working sites used by his employer, Button.

Among their options:

Flatiron Loft

This two-bedroom, two-bathroom, 1,600-square-foot loft had an open floor plan and a kitchen with marble countertops, funky industrial light fixtures and a breakfast bar. The bathrooms were big, and one had a claw-foot tub. There was a home-office nook and ample closet space. The apartment was at the back of the building, so it didn’t get much sun, but it was cool and quiet, and had a new central air-conditioning system. And the 1905 building was close to several subway lines and Google’s headquarters. The asking price was $1.695 million, with monthly maintenance of about $3,300.

Garment District Co-op

This 2,000-square-foot co-op was in an updated 1910 building in the garment district. The railroad-style apartment had its original wood windows and open living, office, dining and kitchen spaces in the front; two bedrooms, two bathrooms (one recently renovated) and a home-office space (or possible third bedroom) were in the back. There were multiple subways nearby, and the building was within walking distance of Penn Station and Grand Central Terminal. The asking price was $1.695 million, with monthly maintenance of about $2,900.

Kips Bay Co-op

This renovated 1,600-square-foot, two-bedroom, two-bathroom co-op had a tiled foyer, a large living-and-dining area, a bonus space that could be used as an office or bedroom, ample storage and heated bathroom floors. The updated kitchen had Caesarstone countertops, a breakfast bar and a pantry. The postwar building was a 10-minute walk from the subway, and several rooms were painted very bright colors, but the views from the bedrooms made up for that. The asking price was $1.795 million, with monthly maintenance of about $3,230.

Find out what happened next by answering these two questions:

Which Would You Choose?

Which Did They Buy?

The Ho-Hum Box Office of Kevin Costner’s ‘Horizon’ Carries a Message: Don’t Turn Movies Into Television

There's hubris in expecting moviegoers to show up for a 10-hour miniseries

By Owen Gleiberman

Owen Gleiberman

Chief Film Critic

• The Ho-Hum Box Office of Kevin Costner’s ‘Horizon’ Carries a Message: Don’t Turn Movies Into Television 7 hours ago
• In the First Presidential Debate, Biden Floundered, While Trump (Let’s Just Say It) Performed With Confidence and Angry Flair 2 days ago
• ‘Maxxxine’ Review: Mia Goth Fights the Hollywood Power in Ti West’s Retro- ’80s Schlock Sex-and-Horror Thriller. It’s Fun at Times, but It’s No ‘Pearl’ 4 days ago

Related Stories

Xbox dominated summer game fest — but game pass remains tricky bet, peso pluma breaks down 'éxodo' songs, and how ric flair inspired 'ice', popular on variety.

But obviously, Costner can afford it. All the players who do this sort of thing can. They have plenty of assets left over. (That’s one reason I’m surprised it doesn’t happen more often.) Costner has always been the definition of a star who cares, who acts in and directs worthy projects, who possesses a reverence for the art of movies. That he poured his own money into a sprawling Western magnum opus has a kind of purity to it.

That said, it would be hard to think of another example of a movie that proved the old saw right as much as “Horizon” does.

What this means is that “Horizon,” with a likely $12 million opening weekend and a $100 million price tag (not for the whole saga; just for “Chapter 1”), has the potential to be not only a financial train wreck, but the kind of train wreck that unfolds in slow motion over the course of months. In the case of “Chapter 3,” it involves building the train even as it’s in the middle of crashing. That’s a lot of box office pain to buy for $38 million.

Costner knew what he was doing when he took his gamble, and he’ll be fine. Maybe the money will even come back to him through residuals. But when a big movie opens with this kind of thud, it’s worth asking what happened, and if there are lessons to be learned. In this case, there’s a major lesson. It is this: Don’t turn movies into television.

Because that’s what Costner tried to do, and that was his folly. His star had dimmed in the 2010s, but it came roaring back with “Yellowstone,” the Taylor Sheridan TV series that began in 2018. It’s obvious that Costner took his cue from the show’s extraordinary success in deciding to craft “Horizon” as an episodic drama, one that will (theoretically) stretch out to more than 10 hours. It’s not a 10-hour movie , exactly. It’s a series — or, as I described “Chapter 1” in my review, “the seedbed for a miniseries.” Because there’s a feeling you have watching “Chapter 1” that you’re being introduced to all these characters, but you haven’t even gotten to the good stuff yet. That sort of thing can work on television. But in the movies it’s fatal. I would argue that a movie has to hook you in the first 40 minutes or it’s toast.

Is the problem with “Chapter 1” that it isn’t a better miniseries? Possibly. But I still think the issue is one of form. The discursive, anecdotal, all-over-the-place drama of “Horizon” feels, at least in the first three hours, like homework, and I don’t think that’s because I’m not enough of a “red-state audience person” to get it. It’s because television writing is different from movie writing. TV episodes, especially in an ensemble piece, are often open-ended. There’s a dip-in/dip-out quality to them. Whereas movies require a sense of resolution. And there’s a hubris built into the four-chapter concept of “Horizon,” since if people don’t turn out for “Chapter 1,” who in God’s name is going to care about “Chapter 2”? That audience, in August, is likely to be even smaller.

More from Variety

Bet media submits for more emmys than ever before: ms. pat, ‘average joe,’ ‘diarra from detroit’ and more seek nominations (exclusive), ame institute to host “state of the creative industries” panel, sponsored by variety vip+, ‘scoop’ star gillian anderson says few publications ‘respect the truth’ and ‘treat their audience as adults’, netflix launches its own line of popcorn for $4.50 a bag, what the european box office could teach hollywood, netflix’s ‘one piece’ season 2 casts baroque works villains mr. 9, mr. 5, miss valentine and mr. 3 (exclusive), more from our brands, watch michael j. fox join coldplay on guitar at glastonbury, rimac is launching a self-driving ride-share service. here’s what we know., lebron opts out but plans to re-sign with lakers, per report, the best loofahs and body scrubbers, according to dermatologists, greenleaf mvp lynn whitfield shares a discouraging spinoff update: ‘but keep our fingers crossed’, verify it's you, please log in.