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Gmail quick start guides. Quickly learn how to migrate your old email messages, set up your inbox, organize your email, and more. Get started with Gmail Switch from Microsoft Outlook to...
Gmail stands for “Google Mail.”. It is the email service provided by Google. Your Gmail account functions as your Google account, using the same username and password. With this account, you’ll have access to Google’s other products, like Google Drive, Google Docs, YouTube and more.
• Show you how to create a new Gmail account. • Understand the Inbox and how to organize your email. • Look at advanced Gmail features. • Talk about the Gmail mobile app. • Point out how third-party cloud services work with your Gmail account online (or even offline).
What You Will Learn. Understand the pros and cons of e-mail use. Create and access an e-mail account. Open and read received e-mail. Compose and send e-mail. Attach a document or picture to an e-mail. Open an attachment. Organize your e-mails. Retrieve a document or picture from a received e-mail.
Create a username and password. Your username will be. ___________@gmail.com. Create a strong password: Unique; use a mix of upper- and lower-case letters, numbers, symbols; no personal information or common words, keyboard patterns, sequential patterns. Keep your password secure!
The Basics. These are some of the basic Gmail processes everyone should know how to do when getting started. Compose - Compose and send an email using Gmail. Attachments - Add an attachment to an email in Gmail. Bonus 1: How to Attach an Email in Gmail. Bonus 2: How to Add Google Docs as Attachments.
Email for Beginners: Gmail. Email, or electronic mail, predates the Internet. In 2011, a Pew Research Center study showed 92% of adults use email. You can get email accounts for free through websites like Gmail. Or, some employers will provide an email account for you. Creating a New Account. Go to gmail.com and click on “Create New Account”
