Unit 1: Google Drive

- Organize Files and Folders
- Create and manage folders to build a clear organizational structure.
- Move, rename, and color-code files and folders to keep their Drive tidy and efficient.
- Upload files from a computer to Google Drive and download files from Drive to a computer.
- Copy and delete files and folders.
- Find and Access Files
- Use the search bar with keywords and advanced search tools to locate specific files.
- Navigate core sections like "My Drive," "Shared with me," and "Recent" to quickly find what they need.
- Adjust display settings (like switching between list and grid view) to suit their preference.
- Share files and folders with specific people using their email addresses.
- Control permissions to determine whether collaborators can view, comment, or edit a file.
- Create shareable links to give broader access to files.
- Understand the principles of digital collaboration and how to work on documents with others in real-time.

- Create a new folder in Drive and label it “Practice Organizing Files in Drive.” - Click on each starter project link to copy the files.
- Find the copied files in Google Drive and move them to your “Practice
- Organizing Files in Drive” folder
- Rename the files by removing the words “copy of Applied Digital Skills.”
- Create and name new class folders
- Give each folder a unique color
- Create at least one subfolder inside each class folder for storing class files
- Rename, Move, and Delete Files

Students will visual show their Google Drive to demonstrating what they completed in their school Google Drive