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GOOGLE DRIVE
GOOGLE DRIVE
My Drive is basically like the hard drive on a desktop PC or a really big jump drive that houses all of your documents. Learn how you can organize and arrange your Drive to make it work for you.
My Drive is basically like the hard drive on a desktop PC or a really big jump drive that houses all of your documents. Learn how you can organize and arrange your Drive to make it work for you.
Created by E Bryan
The Tasks
The Tasks
Please watch the video on the left to become familiarized with the Google Drive features and functions.
Go to drive.google.com or click the Google "waffle" as it's sometimes referred to (block of small squares next to your account profile icon on the Google homepage) and click the Drive icon.
Create a new Google Doc. Put some random text in it.
Create a folder in your Google Drive and name it Drive Badge.
Use the "Move to" function to move your sample document to the new folder you just created.
Go to your Shared with Me area. Locate something that has been shared with you recently and add it as a shortcut to your Drive. Move that file to the shared folder you created above.
Open and download this sample Microsoft Word document and this sample PDF file. When they open up, please click the download button, which is located in the upper right corner of the window. It looks like a downward-pointing arrow pointing at a horizontal line. After you have them downloaded to your computer, upload them to your Google Drive as directed in the video. Please place them in the shared folder you created and shared in steps 3 and 4 above.
Screenshot* the folder that you created above and submit it to the Google Form provided below.
Submitting the Evidence
Submitting the Evidence
GET THAT BADGE!
GET THAT BADGE!
Take a screenshot* of the shared folder you created in the steps above and upload the image using the Google Form below. Please don't forget to click Submit.
*Instructions for Taking a Screenshot on Your Windows PC
Partial screenshot: Do the Windows key + Shift + S keyboard shortcut. Your mouse pointer will change to a plus sign/crosshairs and your screen will dim. Click and drag around what you'd like to "grab." Your screenshot will be copied to the clipboard automatically, which means you may easily paste it into another program or app. It will also be found in your Pictures folder.
Full screenshot: Keyboard shortcut Windows key + PrtScn will take a screenshot of your entire screen. The picture will be found in your Pictures folder.
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