When you go into your Google Drive, you will see these names on the left-hand side of your screen. Here is what each page view means:
Priority: Displays files that Google finds most relevant, based on what has been recently opened, edited, or shared with you. You can also view and manage Workspaces from this view. If you find it useful, you can update your settings to make Priority view the home page of your Google Drive.
My Drive: The default view when you log in to Google Drive. Expand My Drive in the side navigation pane to see your hierarchy of folders. The Quick Access section displays files that you’ve recently viewed or edited so you can quickly return to them.
Shared With Me: Displays files that have been shared with you. These files aren’t included in your My Drive by default but can be added to My Drive for improved visibility and organization as you see fit.
Recent: Makes it easy to pick up where you left off. Files are grouped by when they were last opened or modified. Click here for a short “Recent” view tutorial.
Starred: Displays files and folders you’ve flagged as important.
Trash: Shows content you’ve deleted. This content can be recovered if needed, but it is usually deleted permanently from your Trash automatically after 30 days.
To find your Dashboard: Open your Google Drive and on the left navigation, select "Shared with me". From there you can filter the type to "Folders" and look for the folder that is called "Dow Janes Course Workbooks". It's a good idea to bookmark this folder and also you can "Add to starred". That will also make it easy to find in Google Drive under the "Starred" menu on the left.