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This article provides guidance on whether to use the Zoom Scheduler Chrome extension or not. It also provides information about the Zoom Scheduler feature (separate from the extension) that is unavailable in our license.

This article provides information on how to check your storage usage/limit in U-M Google for both individual accounts and shared drives.

This article provides instructions for transferring ownership of files and folders in Google Drive.

This article provides an answer to whether Google Photos Storage Saver can be used with a U-M Google account to reduce their storage.

This article provides additional information on deleting Google shared drives.

This article provides additional information on the limitations and errors that may occur when moving a folder from Google My Drive to a Google shared drive.

This article provides additional information about the use of third-party mail clients or Apps to access a U-M Google Mail account.

This article provides information on the working locations feature in Google Calendar.

This article provides information on installing the Zoom for Google Workspace add-on.

This article provides guidance on various ways you can organize your files and folders in Google Drive.

This article guides individuals/departments/units on how to transfer ownership of Google Drive files/folders owned by an individual who has already left and is no longer at U-M.

This article guides departments/units on how to gather a list of files/folders a departing employee owns and share it with the departing employee to request that they transfer ownership back to the unit.

This article provides information on what the Google storage limit alerts/banners mean, why they show up on your U-M Google account, and how you can get rid of them.

This article provides an answer to whether you can buy additional storage for your U-M Google account or shared drive.

This article provides information on what happens when someone reaches their storage limit/their storage is full in their U-M Google account. It also states what you should do if this happens.