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In this video, Mahalo's software expert Ken O'Brien walks through the steps to set up your a personal email account with Gmail.
Setting Up a Gmail Account
You can set up a free personal Gmail account to send emails to anyone with an email address.
1. Go to www.Gmail.com.
2. Click on Create an account on the right side of the window. 
3. Fill in the requested information in the Gmail form. Gmail asks for: - Your first name
- Your last name
- The login name for your account
- Your password
- A security question
- A security question answer
- An optional recovery email address
- Your country location
- Your birthday
- A word verification
- Your acceptance of the Terms of Service.
4. Click I accept. Create my account.
5. Start sending emails from your Gmail account.
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Meet Our Expert
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Ken O'Brien
Ken studied at Cal Arts with a double major in art and animation, and later worked in the video game industry as a level designer for companies like WayForward Games and Activision, where his credits include Jake Long the American Dragon and Enemy Territory: Quake Wars, among others. O’Brien is a longtime Apple guru, working as a personal instructor of Apple software and products after his career in video games. In 2010 O’Brien started his own art blog, LunchBagDad, which features hand-drawn and painted lunch bags he initially created for his daughters.
