Google Drive Keyboard Shortcuts Cheat Sheet for Teachers
July 11, 2015
Google Drive has proved itself to be an educational tool of high potential for us in education. From storing files and docs in the cloud to providing easy yet powerful tools to create presentations, documents, sheets and drawings, Google Drive is definitely a robust educational Swiss Knife. We have been sharing a lot of tips, tricks and tools to help you make the best of your Drive and you can access all of these resources from this page. Today, we are sharing with you this excellent list of keyboard shortcuts for Google Drive on the web.
This keyboard shortcut list, created and provided by Google, will enable you to quickly navigate your way in your Drive saving you time and enhancing your overall productivity. The list is available right in your Drive. Simply click on the on cog icon on the right hand side and select ‘keyboard shortcuts’
You can also access it from Google Drive Help page.To display the keyboard shortcut list in Google Drive, press Ctrl + / (Chrome OS, Windows) or ⌘ + / (Mac).
Google Drive has proved itself to be an educational tool of high potential for us in education. From storing files and docs in the cloud to providing easy yet powerful tools to create presentations, documents, sheets and drawings, Google Drive is definitely a robust educational Swiss Knife. We have been sharing a lot of tips, tricks and tools to help you make the best of your Drive and you can access all of these resources from this page. Today, we are sharing with you this excellent list of keyboard shortcuts for Google Drive on the web.
This keyboard shortcut list, created and provided by Google, will enable you to quickly navigate your way in your Drive saving you time and enhancing your overall productivity. The list is available right in your Drive. Simply click on the on cog icon on the right hand side and select ‘keyboard shortcuts’
You can also access it from Google Drive Help page.To display the keyboard shortcut list in Google Drive, press Ctrl + / (Chrome OS, Windows) or ⌘ + / (Mac).
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