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Google Drive: Collaborating Effectively (Skill Booster)

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Before each sesson, Tech Training will provide a Zoom link for live online classes, along with any required class materials.

This session will start from the beginning by introducing an overview of Google Drive. You will have the opportunity to learn the basic features and functionality of Google Drive  including creating, managing, editing, and sharing.

 
 
Abstract
This session will help bring you up to speed in understanding this cloud-based document sharing application. This Gentle Introduction is a great starting place for those who have had Google Docs (documents) shared with them but they are unsure where to go from there.
 
Topic Outline:
  • Intro to managing Google Drive files and folders
  • Collaborating on documents with others -- sharing, editing, and providing feedback
Don Cameron

Don Cameron

Don is the Instructional Design lead in Technology Training and has been at Stanford since 1998. He teaches collaboration and communication classes, as well as courses on Smartsheet, Artificial Intelligence, Google Apps, and survey design.

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