Creating a Chrome profile will be the first step when logging into your Google Workspace account. Follow the instructions linked above under Helpful Google Chrome resources.

Setting up your Internet Explorer favorites/bookmarks in Chrome is a 2 step process. First, export your favorites in Internet Explorer. Be sure to remember where you’ve saved the export file. Then, import the file to Chrome with these instructions. (When accessing a Support page, please note that it opens in a new tab. To return to the Going Google Site, return to this tab.)

Google apps support Chrome, Safari, FireFox, Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer. However they run best in Chrome and some features will not work in the other browsers. That is why we're moving over to Chrome as our browser standard.

No. For most of us, Microsoft Office was locally installed on our PCs or Macs and required distribution and re-installation of the software to upgrade to new versions. Google is a internet-based cloud service, and as upgrades and new products are introduced, we came make them available to everyone quickly and uniformly.

No. However, if on your first set up you click 'block notifications' instead of 'allow notifications', you may need to change your settings back to allow. You can do this by clicking on the lock icon next to the word Secure on the far left corner of the url box.

Open Gmail and click on settings. Click on general and scroll down to pictures. Click on “change picture” and upload picture.

All users have been granted access to Chrome. A Google account will be granted based on job role.

Yes, you will need to log into Chrome on each device and follow the setup instructions.

When you log into your Chrome profile from a new computer, you'll see an option to Link data. Select this option to pull over Chrome Extensions and other saved items .

At this time, you are able to add extensions to customize your Chrome experience. However, keep in mind that the IT administrators have the ability to block any extensions if they feel it poses a risk to our business.

To add extensions, go to the Chrome Webstore, https://chrome.google.com/webstore, in the upper left corner is a search field where you can enter the extension name or key word. If you want to know more about popular Chrome extensions, try googling it!

You can enable off-line mode for mail, files, Docs, Sheets and Slides. Once enabled, Google will “cache” the files on our PC/Mac, where you can work on them using the Chrome browser and the appropriate app. Google will re-sync the mail and files once you reconnect to the internet.