Export Files, Folders and Data from RCS Accounts: Difference between revisions

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We will:
We will:


*remove all of your accounts in mid-July (or soon after your last day).
*Remove all of your accounts in mid-July (or soon after your last day).
**your domain, Google, Schoology and Okta (myRiverdale) access will be removed.
**Your domain, Google, Schoology and Okta (myRiverdale) access will be removed.
*transfer all of your Google Drive data to your department chair or supervisor.
*Yransfer all of your Google Drive data to your department chair or supervisor.
*delete ALL of your other Google data rendering it '''unrecoverable'''!
*Delete ALL of your other Google data rendering it '''unrecoverable'''!
**GMail, Sites, Groups will all be deleted.
**GMail, Sites, Groups will all be deleted.
*transfer all of the data in your domain home folder to your department chair or supervisor
*Yransfer all of the data in your domain home folder to your department chair or supervisor
*delete any data in Overflow storage.
*Felete any data in Overflow storage.
*reassign the phone number. Any pending voicemail messages will be deleted.
*Reassign the phone number. Any pending voicemail messages will be deleted.


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'''At this time, Google Takeout is enabled for students only.'''  
'''At this time, Google Takeout is enabled for students only.'''  


For '''employees''': We recommend placing all of your Google Drive data into a single folder, then downloading it. You can download onto a personal device OR download onto your RCS laptop, then upload to a personal cloud provider (Ex: Dropbox, personal GDrive, OneDrive). For data that lives in a Shared Drive, we recommend making a copy of the desired files and placing them into a folder, then download the folder.
For '''employees''': We recommend placing all of your Google Drive data into a '''single folder''', then downloading it. You can download onto a personal device OR download onto your Riverdale laptop, then upload to a personal cloud storage (Ex: Dropbox, personal GDrive, OneDrive). For data that lives in a Shared Drive, we recommend '''making a copy''' of the desired files and placing them into a folder, then download that folder.




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