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Learn how to share files on Google Drive with your RIT account, presented by Wesley Blue, NTID Online Program Operations Coordinator. Access Google Drive through google.rit.edu, utilize link-sharing and file-sharing options, and consider sharing pros and cons. Discover RIT's FAQ, storage capacity, and security guidelines. For further assistance, contact RIT's Office of Legal Affairs.
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HOW TO START SHARING FILES ON GOOGLEDRIVE WITH YOUR RITACCOUNT Presented by Wesley Blue, NTID Online Program OperationsCoordinator
Two ways to access Google Drive @RIT https:\\google.rit.edu Log in with your RITcredentials. https:\\drive.google.com Type in your RIT username andinclude “@g.rit.edu” at theend Redirectto
Create a folder or afile By right-clicking on the blank canvas
Right-click on a folder or a file and select “Share” in themenu
Link-sharingoptions Four file-sharingoptions Two options requires using Google Search Engine (not recommend) Two options requires choosing your audience, either the world orRIT-only.
Grant access to specificindividuals Enter RIT or Gmail addresses of individuals you want to sharewith Select access type and click“Send” If you are sending to a non-RIT email, click “Yes” 1. Invited individuals will receive an email notification of the sharedaccess.
Consider your audience (Pros &Cons) Assign specificusers OR Share link withanyone • Pros • One link toshare/email • Anyone with RIT account canaccess • Cons • Anyone can share link with everybody else • Pros • Loginrequired, • access restricted to specificindividuals • Cons • Cumbersome with large group ofpeople
Things to know • RIT FAQ:google.rit.edu/faq.php • 5TB of storage (5,000 GB) onGDrive • RIT’s Office of Legal Affairs advises employees to store documents containing personally identifiable information on ITS-managed file shares. However, use of an RIT account with Google Apps is protected by RIT’s agreement with Google Apps forEducation. • For more information, contacthttps://www.rit.edu/fa/legalaffairs/