The easiest way to explain this is by making you understand some limitations of G Suite Basic for growing companies.

We often get questions from companies on why they would need to upgrade their favourite collaboration tools licences from G Suite Basic to the next level of subscription, which is G Suite Business. In the upper right corner of the screen, click on the 'gear' icon and select Turn editing off.A lot of G Suite customers are still using G Suite Basic – the entry level licence – because that’s how they started using G Suite.Scroll down and click on the Save and return to course button.In the External URL field, paste the URL of the shared Google Drive file or folder.This is what the students will see on your Moodle page. In the Name field, type a name for the link to the shared folder.In the left column, scroll down and select URL under Resources.In the location where you would like to create the link to Dropbox, click on the Add an activity or resource link.

In the upper right corner of the screen, click on the 'gear' icon and select Turn editing on.

Launch Moodle ( ) and open your course.From the Google Drive interface, copy the URL (link) of the shared Google Drive file or folder (NB: Please use the link sharing ability: Share with Davidson College.).Then, using the steps below, you can create a link from Moodle to the shared Drive folder. One of the easiest ways to collect and/or share files from within Moodle is to use Google Drive for file management tasks.

How do i create a shared google drive