Add Open Learning Resources to Google Drive™
Save content from the Open Learning Platform to Google Drive for easy access, storage, and sharing.
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Teachers have the ability to save downloadable resources, such as PDFs and Word Docs, to Google Drive™ directly from their Open Learning course. You can then add the saved files to assignments with ease.
You are able to save the files to Google Drive without pairing your account with Google; however, we recommend doing so, or you will need to sign in to Google each time you go to add a file. For steps on pairing your account with Google, refer to the Pair/Unpair Your McGraw Hill Teacher Account with Your Google Account article.
The following file types can be saved:
- UserCourseResourceType.doc
- UserCourseResourceType.docx
- UserCourseResourceType.ppt
- UserCourseResourceType.pptx
- UserCourseResourceType.bok
- UserCourseResourceType.csv
- UserCourseResourceType.gsp
- UserCourseResourceType.xls
- UserCourseResourceType.xlsx
- UserCourseResourceType.zip
- UserCourseResourceType.pdf
- Click the Open button on the Dashboard or click Course from the navigation menu.

This can also be done from the Course Resources page.

- Click on the Options icon of the resource.
- Click Add to Google Drive from the menu.

If your McGraw Hill account is linked to your Google account, you will get a message that the upload was successful.
If you have not linked your McGraw Hill account to your Google account, you will need to select and sign in to your Google account before the upload completes.