Tutorial # 2 “Always back up your files”: Google Drive

The most important rule you must remember in doing computer task is: “Always back up your files”

1. Have you ever tried corrupting your USB thumb drive with all my important files were lost?

2. Have you lost all your files because your laptop wasn’t working well?

3. Have you tried repeating your work again and again because you forget to save?

The most important rule you must remember in doing computer task is: “Always back up your files”

I think this rule is not only applicable in doing the computer task. It is widely used and a reminder to all
of us that regrets is always come after a bad decision we made.

For todays, tutorial I will show you the step by step process of the usage of Google drive based from my
experience and from difference sources

Reference: https://www.wikihow.com/Use-Google-Drive

Here are some preliminary requirements you need to do;

1. Gmail Account

2. Internet Connection

Google Drive is a file storage and synchronization service developed by Google. Launched on April 24,
2012, Google Drive allows users to store files in the cloud, synchronize files across devices, and share
files.( Wikipedia)

Step # 1

Sign in your Gmail accounts

We are lucky that it is free, based from the data it had almost a billions active users around the
world. I couldn’t count how many account I have. Every account has 15 GB storage in google drive so if
you have a lot of account, you have more storage in your Google drive. What are you waiting for? Create
a Gmail account now. The only requirement is you need to verify your identity using mobile sim. Based
on testing approximately in one sim, you can create 5-10 accounts.

Steps # 2

There are two ways how to do it. First is search google drive on your browser then log in your
Gmail account. The second step is log in first your Gmail account and hover the google apps (nine dots
on the upper right corner) click google drive.
As you click the drive application this is the interface that you can view
Step 3

Click new and make a new folder; You can name it whatever name you want. It could be your personal
files or school files