Google Workspace @ NC State
News & Updates
Create meeting notes with Google Calendar
Have you ever needed to create an agenda at the last minute for a meeting? Now you can
Learn IT via virtual and on-demand workshops
Whether you opt for virtual or on-demand IT training, OIT has numerous workshops available for you to learn
New Marketplace Apps available
Effective Oct. 6, the Google Service Team (GST) has enabled several new third-party Marketplace Apps in Google Workspace
New to Google?
Get started with Google Workspace using Google products on your mobile device, and more!
Google Workspace checklists for new users Mobile training and help Visit the NC State IT Service Portal
Google Announcements on SysNews
There are no current or upcoming outages.
Working With Google Workspace @ NC State
Generic Accounts
A generic account is a full-featured Google account for a particular role in your unit. Generic accounts can be used to avoid tying a business process to an individual user’s account.
Google Workspace Groups at NC State
A Google Workspace Group provides an easy way to communicate with groups of people, schedule meetings, and manage permissions on files and folders.
Contacts at NC State
Your Contacts contain all Google workspace @ NC State users except those with privacy blocks, making it easy to email, share, and collaborate with others on campus.
Using Calendar
Beyond the primary calendar for each user or generic account, additional calendars can be created with Calendar to handle a variety of calendar scheduling needs.
Download Your Data
If you are leaving NC State and would like to take files and other data with you, Google provides some tools to assist.You can export and download your data from the Google products you use.
Your Suggestions
We welcome your input on ways to improve your experience with Google Workspace @ NC State, including questions you may have regarding the availability of a particular 3rd party app. Please take a moment to drop us a note with your suggestion.
Core Apps
Consumer Apps
What’s the difference?
Core Apps are supported by NC State and included in NC State’s agreement with Google.
Consumer Apps are available to NC State users but are not supported by NC State. An additional Terms of Service agreement is required to use one of these apps.
Core & Consumer Apps