If you want to authenticate using a different Google Drive account, you must log out of the Google account in Chrome and sign in to the account you want to use with Canvas. If you are already logged into a Google account in Chrome, Canvas will use that Google account to authorize Google Drive access.If necessary you can log out of your account and authenticate with a different account. Make sure you are logged in to the account you want to view in Canvas. You can only view one Google Drive account at a time in Canvas.The Google Drive folder is accessed from the Course Navigation Menu.
I hope these tips help you find all the files you need in your Google Drive! What are your favorite tips? Please share in the comments below.If your course has enabled Google Apps, you can view all files in your Google Drive account in Canvas. If you know your file is titled or contains an exact phrase, you can type that phrase into the search surrounded by quotes to locate every file that contains that exact phrase, similar to an exact phrase search on. If you happen to know if the file has been starred or placed in the trash, you can specifically search those locations as well. Simply type in the name or email address of the person with whom the file was shared. You can also search for files that have been shared with certain users. If you remember who owned the file, you can search by the owner by specifically entering their email address. You can search your Google Drive for files that are owned by you, or not owned by you. Note: This is the default search for number one, listed above, but here you can add other filters to help you locate the file or folder. If you search for the word, “cat,” it will not only find files with “cat” in the name but also find any images you have of cats! Searching for words the item contains is going to search the content within your files as well as the title. Search Google Drive for Words the Item Contains
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