3 Minute Tip: Store Non-Google Files in Google Drive

This video tutorial explains how to store non-Google file types in Google Drive. It covers adjusting settings to prevent automatic conversion of files, uploading non-Google files, and using a Chrome extension to edit these files directly in the browser. The tutorial highlights the convenience of accessing files from anywhere and the benefit of unlimited storage for educational accounts.

What is the purpose of the 'convert upload' setting in Google Drive?

• To automatically convert non-Google files to Google file types upon upload

• To delete non-Google files after uploading

• To prevent any files from being uploaded

• To share files automatically with all contacts

Which button should you click to start uploading a folder to Google Drive?

• Download

• Share

• New

• Settings

What types of files were mentioned as being uploaded to Google Drive in the tutorial?

• Only video files

• Excel, Word, Photoshop, images, and PDF files

• Only image files

• Only PDF files

What is the benefit of using the Office Editing extension in Chrome?

• It allows you to edit Microsoft Office files directly in Google Drive

• It provides additional cloud storage space

• It automatically translates documents into different languages

• It increases the upload speed of files

What advantage is mentioned for educational accounts in Google Drive?

• They offer free access to premium features

• They have limited storage space

• They automatically back up files to a local drive

• They provide unlimited storage space