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Step 1: Access Google Drive

  • Open a web browser and go to Google Drive.
  • Log in with your Google account (or create one if you don’t have an account).

Step 2: Create a New Folder

  • Once you’re in Google Drive, click on the “New” button on the left side.
  • Select “Folder” from the dropdown menu.
  • Name the folder (e.g., “Department Documents” or “Project Files”) and click “Create.”

Step 3: Upload Files to Google Drive

  • To upload files, click the “New” button again.
  • Select “File Upload” or “Folder Upload” depending on what you want to upload.
  • Choose the file(s) from your computer and click “Open” to start the upload.

Step 4: Organize Files Within Folders

  • After uploading files, you can drag and drop them into the appropriate folders.
  • Click and hold the file, drag it into the folder on the left side of the screen, and release it to move the file.

Step 5: Share Files and Folders

  • Right-click on the file or folder you want to share.
  • Click “Get link” or “Share.”
  • In the sharing settings, select the permissions (Viewer, Commenter, Editor) and choose who can access the file.
  • You can either enter specific email addresses or click “Copy Link” to share with anyone who has the link.

Step 6: Collaborate in Real-Time

  • When others have access to the file, they can edit, comment, or view it depending on the permissions set.
  • You’ll see updates in real-time as others make changes.
  • You can also leave comments by right-clicking on specific parts of the document (for Google Docs, Sheets, etc.).

Step 7: Organize Folders by Department, Grade Level, or Project

  • To keep things organized, you can create folders for specific departments, grade levels, or projects.
  • Simply create a new folder following the steps in Step 2 and name it appropriately.