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Seniors – How to Save Your High School Work Before Your Account is Deleted

Posted on May 12, 2017 by msnev

Seniors!

Your school Google accounts will be deactivated at some point over the summer — but fear not! If you don’t already know how to save all of your work elsewhere, here are the basics (special thanks to Mr. Wallis for providing this information very quickly after I asked for it!):

1. https://myaccount.google.com/privacy

2. Scroll down to Control Your Content

3. Student has the option to Download your data to a flash drive.

4. Follow the prompts.

As for your student H drive, you can just copy everything onto a flash drive.

I DO recommend saving everything, at least for a few years. Sometimes it is useful to refer to old assignments when you’re working on new ones.

Please let me or Mr. Wallis know if you have any questions or issues with moving & saving your files.

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