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    Back Up Your Precious Files

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    The document provides instructions for exploring and using Google Drive. It explains how to sign in using an existing or DepEd email, access the navigation bar to organize files into folders in My Drive or view Shared files. It also describes how to create a new folder, upload files to it, and generate a shareable link to allow others access. The document offers a concise tutorial for basic Google Drive functions.

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    Back Up Your Precious Files

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    The document provides instructions for exploring and using Google Drive. It explains how to sign in using an existing or DepEd email, access the navigation bar to organize files into folders in My Drive or view Shared files. It also describes how to create a new folder, upload files to it, and generate a shareable link to allow others access. The document offers a concise tutorial for basic Google Drive functions.

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    The document provides instructions for exploring and using Google Drive. It explains how to sign in using an existing or DepEd email, access the navigation bar to organize files into folders in My Drive or view Shared files. It also describes how to create a new folder, upload files to it, and generate a shareable link to allow others access. The document offers a concise tutorial for basic Google Drive functions.

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    14 views24 pages

    Back Up Your Precious Files

    Uploaded by

    jason john romero
    The document provides instructions for exploring and using Google Drive. It explains how to sign in using an existing or DepEd email, access the navigation bar to organize files into folders in My Drive or view Shared files. It also describes how to create a new folder, upload files to it, and generate a shareable link to allow others access. The document offers a concise tutorial for basic Google Drive functions.

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    Back up

    your
    precious
    files
    Send large files
    Access your files on any device
    Efficient Built-in Search Engine
    Optical Character Recognition Feature
    Share and Collaborate
    Completely free to use
    Teachers are
    given unlimited
    storage capacity.
    Exploring
    Google
    Drive
    Sign in using
    your existing
    email or
    DepEd email
    address.
    Open the launcher
    by clicking the grid
    of nine little dots in
    the top-right corner
    most of your google
    page.
    Then click
    on “Drive”
    Let us explore the Navigation Bar
    Navigation
    Bar
    Add or
    New
    Button
    Add or
    New
    Button
    Navigation Bar
     My Drive: Create folders and
    organize your files
     Shared With Me: Files you did
    not create but have permission to
    view and/or edit
     Starred: Shortcut items
     Recent: The files you have
    accessed most recently
    Shared with me
    In your google drive, simply
    click the add or new button then
    choose folder.

    Creating
    Folder and Name the folder as OER
    Webinar Outputs.
    Uploading
    files

    Upload the 5 files (outputs)


    inside the folder.
    Creating Folder and Uploading files
    Shareable Link
    Right-click the
    folder the
    select ‘Get
    Shareable link’
    Shareable Link
    Select
    ‘Anyone with
    the link’
    The click ‘Copy
    link’

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