How to Upload Folders in Google Drive

This video tutorial explains how to upload files to Google Drive using two methods: drag and drop, and the New button. It covers the steps for each method, including selecting files, dragging them to the desired location, and using the New button for file or folder uploads. The tutorial also highlights the importance of using Google Chrome for folder uploads.

What is the first step in the drag-and-drop method for uploading files to Google Drive?

• Use the search bar to find the file

• Click the 'New' button

• Select the file and drag it to the desired location

• Right-click the file and select 'Upload'

What should you do if a large file is not immediately recognized during upload?

• Cancel the upload and try again

• Switch to a different browser

• Hold the file in place for a little longer

• Refresh the page

Which browser is recommended for uploading folders to Google Drive?

• Safari

• Firefox

• Google Chrome

• Internet Explorer

How can you track the progress of an upload when using the 'New' button?

• By opening a new tab

• By refreshing the page

• By looking at the bottom right corner

• By checking the top left corner

What happens to the contents of a folder when it is uploaded to Google Drive?

• Only the folder name is uploaded

• The folder is uploaded without its contents

• All contents within the folder are uploaded

• The folder is converted to a PDF