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New to Google Drive?

Getting Started with Online Storage

Google Drive is an online storage system that allows files to be saved and stored online to be accessed through a web browser or app. Files can be stored for personal use or shared with others for collaborative work. No more emailing files back and forth or even using a flash drive. With Google Drive, your files are in your online account on any device you log into. Drive allows multiple people to access and edit documents in real-time. Document/file owners can determine who they want to be able to view or edit files. And, of course, you can have your own personal files and folders that don't need to be shared at all.

How do you get into Drive?

Accessing Google Drive, as with all Google Apps, is as easy as typing drive.google.com in the Omnibox search bar. (For example for Google Calendar type calendar.google.com and so on)

You can also easily access Google Apps through the apps chooser arrays located within your internet browser.

    

 

Check out Alice Keeler's tips for those who are new to Google Drive below:

11 Tips When You're New to Google Apps for Education https://t.co/71UQyGhV8q pic.twitter.com/qe90oM2Kub

— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) May 21, 2016

DCPS Staff Eager for More?

Check out the resources through Atomic Learning for more great videos, tutorials, and tips in becoming Google Drive savvy.