Google Drive.

Google Drive is a cloud-based file storage system for which Lehigh has an educational license, and which integrates deeply with Gmail and other Google tools.  Drive functions as a primary access point for Google's Workspace tools, which are a suite of office productivity apps including Docs, a word processor, Sheets, a spreadsheet program, Slides, a presentation creation tool, and others, which are all tightly integrated with Drive.

Synchronization tools, including Google Drive are available to automatically maintain local copies of files stored at Google.  Also, remember that Lehigh's use of Google Drive is governed by our Data Classification Policy, the Records Retention Policy, and the Cloud Computing Policy.

• LTS
  • Instructions: Log into Lehigh Google Drive 
  • Create a Doc in Google Drive
  • Details on Google Synchronization Tools

• Google's Documentation (recommended):
  • Using Google Drive 
  • Drive Help 
  • Upload files and folders to Google Drive
  • Work with Office files
  • Create, edit, and format Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides
  • Share files from Google Drive
  • Share folders from Google Drive
  • Make someone else the owner of a file

• Create a Google Doc
• Google Drive File Clean Out Notice: Google File Shares Pending Deletion
• Google Drive File Syncing Options
• Log into Google Drive