This setting is necessary to enable users from any UMN campus to access your Google files.
Click the down arrow next to Restricted and change the access setting to Anyone with the link. Right-click or control-click on the SHARED folder. Note: For documents with terms associated (i.e., course schedule) create a Fall, Spring, and Summer version that can be updated for the next semester without a need to rename. Add your content files to the respective SHARED or NOT SHARED folders. Name the other folder NOT SHARED for anything with student data (grades, scores, groups). Name one folder SHARED for content that you plan to share with your students. Create two folders within the main course folder. If you are already logged into G-Suite, click the Google Apps menu icon (also known as the "Waffle" that is located in the top right corner of your browser when using Gmail, Google Drive, Google Calendar), and choose Google Drive. Add Google Drives Share Links to Canvas SiteĬreate a logical Google Drive structure that allows you to easily identify and move content that you want to share or not share with your students. archive and review previous versions of content using Google Version History. 
provide accessible, collaborative documents. secure content in case of local drive failures. 
save files to the Google cloud and have easy access to content wherever you have Internet access.Using Google share links in your Canvas site allows you to: Upload course materials into Google Drive and use Google share links to deliver those materials in your Canvas site.
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