Lots of incoming shared items, print documents, or share documents easily. Others are wondering how they can share video recordings to Google Drive or edit PDFs. Some are receiving email attachments and then saving them to their computer, then to Drive. Others can't find anything.
Requires you to be logged into Google Drive
Presents a drop-down list that disappears when you select an item (inconvenient!)
Makes you wonder if you're getting ALL the results
Lets you quickly search files in Google Drive™ and get results using the address bar
Lets you use the omnibar to get quick results from your Google Drive™.
Just type "drive" to the address bar then enter your query.
Limit yourself to a few top-level folders.
Don't make specific folders that may house only a few files.
Do create a few top-level folders that will serve as the catch-all for your files.
Skip making many subfolders to store project specific information. No sub-folders.
Label your folders well. Include the name, and add tags that might help others find things.
Use color coding.
Add emojis.
This video covers content you might encounter in Google Educator Level 1, which covers a lot of what you need to know to get comfy with Google Drive. Watch it!
If you need to print Google document formatted files such as GSHEET, GDOC, or GSLIDES, then take advantage of Kami’s Split and Merge tool. You can access it via your browser.
Your goal is to create a single PDF file of ALL the files you want to print in Google Drive.
Kami allows you to select the files you want; then you can click their EXPORT ALL button to get a single PDF file. You’ll be able to save that PDF file to your computer or Google Drive.