Monday, October 21, 2013

Moreland Elementary Google Drive Session I 10-22-13

EXTRA HELP FOR DRIVE
1. Atomic Learning Log in with your GSCS credentials (Over 1 hour of tutorials)
3. Ask the Google Gooru www.googlegooru.com You can “subscribe” to the Gooru also and get updates via Gmail.
4. www.synergyse.com Click install, click add and the Training tab wil automatically appear in your Google Drive app.
5. http://goo.gl/edCrhb This is a GREAT Google Doc ABOUT Google Drive!
6. Anson Alexander Google Drive Video tutorial below:



GOOGLE DRIVE
Drive works best with Google’s Chrome browser.
30GB of storage for:
Images
Music
Videos
Documents
Spreadsheets
Presentations
You can also upload files that are not in Google format or convert your already created files to a Google formatted doc so that others can edit and collaborate.


Only files uploaded that are NOT in Google format count toward your storage.


Supports 15 file formats


You can download the Google Drive mobile app to your devices and edit there too.


Eliminates:
Jump drives
emailing large files
carrying devices to and from work/home


Overview
Link to Drive from Chrome homepage or from your Gmail
You can sync from Internet to MORE than one desktop
We are working on an image with the new computers that will have “Google Drive for Desktop” on them. You can put it on your computer at home and whatever you do at school and save to Drive, will be on your other computers too. Just turn them on, connect to the Internet, and Drive on your computer will sync.  

 
If you save to Google Drive on your machine, it automatically syncs with Google Drive online...and vice versa.


Download Drive for Mac or PC
>Choose the link on the left side of the page (“Connect Drive to Your Desktop”)
>Click “Download Drive for PC or Mac”
>Open the downloaded file and install it to your machine


UPLOADING FILES TO DRIVE FROM YOUR COMPUTER
>Click the Gear icon in the top right
>Choose “Settings”
>Choose “Upload Settings”
>Choose “Confirm settings before each upload”
>Click the red upload button
>Decide if you want to upload individual files or a folder (Folder option ONLY works with Chrome as your browser)
>Choose what you want to upload from your computer
>When “Upload Settings” window appears, choose the option you want
>Click the “Start Upload” button
You will see the status of the upload. Then you will see it appear in Drive. Open Drive on your desktop and you will see the file there too! If you delete a file from your Google Drive on your computer, you will see that it disappears from Drive online too!


MOVE FILES TO FOLDERS
>Click the box of by the file
>Click the folder icon at the top
>Choose the folder you want to move the file to


SHARING FILES IN GOOGLE DRIVE
>Check the box by the file or folder you want to share
>3 options for sharing
>Click the +person icon at the top
OR
>Right click on the file and click share
OR
>Share from the upload file window when upload completes
>After you choose how to share, the “Share Settings” window will open and you can decide here what rights your collaborators will have.
>Choose to send a message when you share
>Choose to send yourself a copy
>Click “Share and Save”
If someone shares a file or folder with you, it will be in the “shared with me” link in Drive. These “shared with me” files are not automatically synced with your Drive on multiple computers. If they delete a file from their drive, then you will no longer have access to it either.

To keep files that have been “shared with you” it even if the other person deletes it:
>Go to Drive
>Click on the “Shared with Me” button
>Put a check in the box next to the file or folder you want to keep
>Choose “Add to my Drive” OR “Folder” icon at the top, depending on where you want it.
Now even if the person who shared it with you deletes it, you will still have it. Items that have been shared with you that you add to your "Drive", will be available in both your Drive and it will remain in the Shared folder also. Now the owner of the folder still has access to it also.

If you only want certain files from a shared folder
>Click the file you want to add to your drive
>While dragging it to "My Drive", hold down the Control key (Option key on a Mac)
This is the way to keep the file in both your Drive and Shared folder.
COLLABORATION
People can work on the same document at the same time in Google Drive.
Even if you are not working simultaneously, all of the changes will show up in all of the collaborator’s Drive space.
What if you need to go back to the original document?
>With the doc open, click “All changes saved in Drive”
>Then you can choose whose revision you want to use or the time and date of the revision.


GOOGLE APPS IN DRIVE
PRESENTATION
DOCS
SPREADSHEET
FORM

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