Table of ContentsOverviewFirst StepsExport & Download Your Google Drive (My Drive) FilesExport Your Google Data to a Personal DropboxExport & Download Your Google MailExport & Download Other Google DataNext StepsOverviewGoogle Takeout is a tool developed by Google that lets you export and download
This document provides instructions for getting started with Google Takeout Transfer.
As part of the U-M Google Storage Project, ITS has created a transfer tool to assist faculty, staff, and students with moving data from U-M Google Drive, Photos, and shared drives to U-M Dropbox. This document provides instructions for transferring your data using the tool to U-M Dropbox.
This document provides instructions for installing the "Zoom for Google Workspace" add-on, adding a Zoom meeting to a Google Calendar event, and customizing your meeting preferences.
Google Drive provides two locations for storing and collaborating on data: My Drive and shared drives. This document provides a table that outlines the key differences between U-M Google My Drive and shared drives.
This document explains what steps to take before you leave the university and your access to your U-M Google account changes.
Warning:You must contact the ITS Service Center to request a Discussion Group in the U-M Google domain.
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Google resource calendars are for things you typically reserve, such as conference rooms, parking passes, or other equipment. To create a resource calendar:
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Sending an email to a large number of people can have some negative effects:
While ITS does not assist with importing email to third-party mail clients, you will find self-service instructions below for importing and viewing Gmail .MBOX files in Mozilla Thunderbird (free, open-source email client). Use this service at your own risk.