Google Drive is Google's cloud document service. The Google Drive Sync application allows you to store a copy of your Google Drive on your computer which is kept in sync with the files in your Google Drive online. Any files or folders you put in your Google Drive folder are available anywhere you can access your Google Account.

1. Go to the Start Menu and type in Google Drive, open it.
2. At the sign-in screen, put in your La Salle high School email, and select Sign In.
3. When you are at the Moodle sign-in page, login with your Moodle username and password.
4. Once the “Welcome to Google Drive” window appears, click “Next”, then click “Start Sync”.

Google Drive will automatically create a “Google Drive” folder in your profile and in your favorites. Files (and OneNote notebooks!) placed in this folder are automatically uploaded to Google Drive so that you can access them from anywhere. To take advantage of this, remember to save your work into your Google Drive folder!

Copying your OneNote notebooks to Google Drive will keep them sync online so that they are always backed up.

1. With your list of notebooks open, right-click the notebook you want to copy to Google Drive and hit “Properties”.
2. On the right of the “Notebook Properties” window, click “Change Location”.
3. On the left, browse to your Google Drive folder and open it.
4. If you don't already have a “OneNote Notebooks” folder, click “New Folder” and create it.
5. Go into your “OneNote Notebooks” folder, and hit “Select”.
6. It should now show a window saying “Your notebook is now syncing to the new location.” If you see this, you've successfully copied your notebook to Google Drive.
   1. To verify the location, right-click the notebook from your list of notebooks and hit properties.
   2. The location should say something like C > Users > (your username) > Google Drive > OneNote Notebooks.