Where can you find ALL of your stored work?

• Google Classroom
• Google Drive
• Google Docs
• Google Search

Files saved to Drive can be opened on a different computer or a smartphone.

• True
• False

Why is there no Save button for your files?

• No changes are ever saved.
• Google Drive uses autosave, which automatically and immediately saves your files as you edit them.
• The Save button is in the “File” submenu.
• You “Right-Click” to get the Save function. 

If I wanted to share a document with Mrs. Wei and have her type on it and co-edit it, I would click

• Anyone with the link can edit

• Anyone with the link can view

• Anyone with the link can comment

What is this menu bar do?

• This list lets you access your Gmail, check photos on Google Drive, go to the Google Apps, see any notifications, and check your profile.

• This list lets you open GiGi's mail, imagine, square a number, ring the church bell, and capitalize your G's.

• These are code ciphers for the German secret code in World War I.

Where are documents that you place on Google Drive stored?

• On your school network
• On a flash drive
• Somewhere in California
• In the cloud

Share in Google Drive means:

• How you access the internet. Examples: Chrome, FireFox, IE, Edge. For Google Apps, Chrome works best, and FireFox is a good backup.

• Allow other people to view, comment, and/or edit your documents and folders

• The old acronym/name for G Suite (Google Apps for Education).

What is the purpose of using the research tool in Google Docs, Presentations, Slides, and Drawings?

• To search for new words

• To copy from a website

• To research topics, add images, cite information

• To find a video

What is a phishing scam?

• Someone trying to log your keys
• YOU SPELLED FISHING WRONG SIR!
• Someone sending you a virus
• Someone pretending to be a legitimate business

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What is the most common way to receive a phishing scam?

• Text message
• Email
• Downloading films
• Unsafe wesbites