Section: G Suite | Moodle Users

Section: G Suite | Moodle Users | GCC

G Suite accounts (also called Google Drive and Google Docs) are available for all GCC students, faculty, and staff.
- Select activity Uploading PDF and Other Files to Google Drive
  
  Uploading PDF and Other Files to Google Drive Page
  
  User can upload any file (e.g. PDF, DOC, XLSX, PNG, MP4...) to G Suite. Some of these (e.g. word processing, spreadsheet, presentation) can be opened in G Suite applications. Other can simply be shared through G Suite.
- Select activity Submitting Assignments from G Suite for Students (copy)
  
  Submitting Assignments from G Suite for Students (copy) Page
  
  Follow these steps for submitting PDF files if you are using a G Suite as your word processor.
- Select activity Understanding Sharing on Google Drive
  
  Understanding Sharing on Google Drive Page
  
  One of the great advantages of using Google Drive is that files can be shared. This page summarizes what those new to Google should know about sharing.
- Select activity Linking a Moodle Page to a File on Google Drive
  
  Linking a Moodle Page to a File on Google Drive
  
  Linking to a Google Doc files from Moodle is useful for distributing files you want students to be able to edit or download.
- Select activity Adding Google Documents to Moodle
  
  Adding Google Documents to Moodle Page
  
  This page demonstrates how to embed Google files in Moodle using iframes and the html option in Moodle pages.
- Select activity Embedding Google Slides Presentation in a Moodle Classroom
  
  Embedding Google Slides Presentation in a Moodle Classroom Page
  
  Google Slides is the G Suite version of PowerPoint; PPT files can be uploaded to Google Drive and many of the animations and timings (but not voice overs!) are compatible and are preserved when presentations are uploaded and converted to Slides.
- Select activity Add Moodle Calendar Events to Google Calendar
  
  Add Moodle Calendar Events to Google Calendar Page
  
  Follow the steps in this tutorial to have events in the Moodle calendar (including due dates instructors add to assignments and tasks) sent to Google Calendars.