How to Upload Multiple Files to Google Drive on a Mac Computer (Beginner's Guide)
Learn how to upload multiple files to Google Drive from your Mac computer — step-by-step. This beginner-friendly guide shows two easy methods for uploading multiple files to Google Drive, perfect for anyone getting started with cloud storage or organizing household documents.
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Concepts covered in this video:
00:00 - Introduction
01:30 - How to create a new folder in Google Drive
02:20 - Method #1 - Uploading files using Google Drive's "File Upload" button.
04:44 - Method #2 - Uploading files to Google Drive by dragging from the Finder application on a Mac.
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Resources mentioned in the video:
-Information on how to create a Google Account is available at: https://support.google.com/accounts/a...
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