Various digital services that can support learning activities have emerged as a result of advances in cloud computing technology, especially in the management and delivery of lecture materials. Challenges in storing, sharing, and accessing content centrally without device or location restrictions are often problematic in lectures. The objective of this project is to use Google Cloud Platform services as a solution for online file management and storage to design and develop a Software as a Service (SaaS)-based lecture material sharing system. The waterfall model, which includes the phases of requirements analysis, system design, prototype implementation, and Black Box testing, is the methodology used. The findings of this study indicate that, through a connector mechanism integrated with Google Cloud Storage services, the proposed system can provide upload, download, management, and sharing functions. Testing results show that each feature functions as expected, and integration with the cloud platform provides fast access and reliable performance for users. Therefore, this approach can be a useful way to enhance digital learning, improve document management effectiveness, and encourage collaboration between students and teachers..
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