Using Google Sites with Google Workspace features such as Google Docs, Google Drive, and others can greatly enhance the functionality and interactivity of your website. To integrate these features, start by creating a new site or editing an existing one in Google Sites. Google Sites allows you to embed content directly from Google Workspace apps, making it easy to share documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and other files.

To embed a Google Doc, open the page where you want to add the document and select the "Insert" menu. From there, click on "Docs" under the Google Workspace section. You will be prompted to choose a document from your Google Drive. Once selected, the document will appear directly on the page, and viewers will be able to see the latest version of the document as it updates in real-time. Similarly, you can embed Google Sheets, Google Slides, Google Forms, and other Google Workspace files by following the same process​​.

For broader file management, you can embed entire Google Drive folders. This is particularly useful if you want to provide access to multiple files or organize resources in one place. To do this, go to the "Insert" menu, choose "Drive," and then select "Folder." Navigate to the desired folder in your Drive and insert it into your site. This allows visitors to browse the contents of the folder directly from your website, with all files remaining up-to-date as they are modified in Drive​. (Know More)

Additionally, Google Sites integrates well with other Google Workspace tools such as Google Calendar and Google Maps. Embedding a calendar can help you share events and schedules, while maps can be used to show locations or directions. These can be added from the "Insert" menu by selecting "Calendar" or "Map" and configuring the settings as needed.

By leveraging these integration capabilities, you can create a dynamic and interactive website that seamlessly incorporates the collaborative and storage strengths of Google Workspace, enhancing the user experience and productivity​​.