You can now send documents in Google Drive through a formal approval process.

Reviewers can approve, reject, or leave feedback on the documents directly within Drive.

Availability

The feature is now available for all UNLVMail (@unlv.edu) and Graduate student's Rebelmail accounts (@unlv.nevada.edu). Undergraduate students can request for the feature to be added to their accounts here.

Please visit the please visit the Google Workspace Learning Center to learn more about managing approvals in Google Drive calendar.

You can now indicate where you are working from in Google Calendar. You can add a weekly working location routine and update your location as plans change. By showing others which days of the week you plan to be in the office or working from home, it makes it easier for everyone to plan in-person collaboration or set expectations in a hybrid workplace.

Availability

The feature will begin rolling out to accounts today, but may take up to 15 days to reach all accounts.  Please visit the Google Workspace Learning Center to learn more about Google Calendar.

With multiple meetings and obligations throughout the week, it can be difficult for you to carve out time for your individual work.

To help protect your time and reduce distractions while you work, Google has introduced a new event type called Focus time.

When you create a new focus time event, you will appear busy to others and have the option to automatically decline new and/or existing meetings (similar to an Out of Office event).

Additionally, your schedule focus time will also be tracked in your Time Insights.

Note: Focus time events can only be created in Day or Week view. 

Availability
The feature will begin rolling out to accounts this week, but may take up to 15 days to reach all accounts. Please visit the please visit the Google Workspace Learning Center to learn more about Focus Time calendar events.