Brebeuf AMDG: Getting started with google apps for education
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This document provides instructions for students at Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory to log in and begin using their Google Apps for Education account. It outlines how to log in for the first time, save files to Google Drive or a flash drive, forward emails to another account, use Google Calendar, share documents and create collections/folders. It also mentions the ability to single sign-on to the Easy Bib research account.
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