Google Drive

 Store and Organize with Google drive 

What is Google Drive?

It is an online storage application provided and overseen by Google. With Google Drive you can upload and share a variety of documents and resources there to have it all in one spot instead of needing to go into the various other websites for the other services google offers. This can also be used as a digital library for students. 

How can I start Using Google Drive?

You need a google account to access and depending on the account you will have a different size drive which you can increase by paying more. If you are using a school Gmail account, you have unlimited space while the account is still for an active institutional user. Google Drive is also a great way or accessing and organizing elements from other google apps such as Documents, Slides, Forms, etc.

A teacher can use it for uploading the documents they will need the students to have or to also keep everything in one place. An English teacher can upload a variety of books for the students to pick and read for the end of year book report. Not only that, but the teacher will be able to administrate who gets to edit and view the shared elements in the app.

Pros:

• It is free and easy to use 
• If you have a school Gmail account, you have unlimited space. 
• You can access from almost anywhere as long as you are logged in and have an internet connection. 
• You can download the resources. 

Cons:

• Not everyone has unlimited storage space and may have to pay for more 
• If you only save things there you will need an internet connection to access 
• Requires a google account 

Link 

https://drive.google.com/