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Backing Up NextBacking UpGo Back Objective: You will learn how to back up your documents to the N:drive and LMS. Purpose: Backing up is making an electronic copy of files and storing them in a place where they won’t be lost. You want to back up all of your important documents just in case something happens to the originals on your tablet.
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Go BackBacking Up Select My Documents.
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Go BackBacking UpNext You should keep your important files within your Classes folder in My Documents. This will help you stay organized, but remember these files aren’t backed up.
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Go BackBacking Up Select Classes.
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Go BackBacking Up Select Edit.
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Go BackBacking Up Select Copy.
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Go BackBacking Up Select Shortcut to N:drive.
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Go BackBacking Up Select Edit.
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Go BackBacking Up Select Paste.
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Go BackBacking Up Copying your Classes folder in My Documents and pasting it to your N:drive will back up all of your important work. You’ll want to do this on a daily or weekly basis. Also back up anytime you take your tablet to the repair center for technical issues. Next
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Copying to your N:drive is a great way to back up your work, but remember files that are placed on your N:drive are only accessible on campus. You won’t be able to access them from home. LMS provides a way to upload files to your homepage, which backs them up and allows you to access them from anywhere with Internet access. Go BackBacking UpNext
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Select Internet Explorer. Go BackBacking Up
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Select the Favorites icon. Go BackFile Management
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Click LMS. Go BackFile Management LMS
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Go BackFile Management Normally you log on with your Klein ISD username and password. Since this is an example, just click Log On.
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Go BackFile Management Select Files in the Toolbox nugget.
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Click Add Content. Go BackFile Management
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Go BackFile Management The first step is to create a folder so that you can keep your files organized. Select Create a Folder.
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Go BackFile Management For this example, the folder will be called Back Up. Select OK.
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Go BackFile Management You can then open the folder and add content to it. Select Back Up folder.
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Go BackFile Management Now that you’ve created a folder, you can start uploading files. Select Add Content.
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Go BackFile Management Select Upload Files.
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Select Browse to locate your files. Go BackFile Management
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Go BackFile Management The file you’re uploading for this example is in the Period 2 folder. Select Mr. B’s Paper Lab Report.wmv.
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Go BackFile Management Select Open.
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Select Upload File. Go BackFile Management 12345
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When you successfully upload a file this screen will appear. Select Done. Go BackFile Management
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Go BackFile Management This file is now accessible from your LMS homepage. You can upload one file at a time like you just did, or upload several files at one time. Next
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Go BackFile Management Select Add Content.
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Instead of selecting Upload Files, select Drag-n-drop. Go BackFile Management
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Go BackFile Management The Drag-n-Drop uses a Java applet to upload your files. Select Yes.
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Select Run. Go BackFile Management
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Go BackFile Management Now in order to upload files and folders you have to drag or paste the files into the area. Select Restore Down so you can see your desktop.
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Go BackFile Management Select My Documents on the desktop.
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Go BackFile Management Select Classes.
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Go BackFile Management Select Period 1.
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Go BackFile ManagementNext Instead of uploading separate files you can upload an entire folder. Normally you would drag and drop the folder into the Drag-n-drop area, but for this lesson just select Research Paper. Now your folder and all the items in it are uploaded to LMS.
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Whether you back up to your N:drive or upload to LMS, it’s your responsibility to back up your work on a regular basis! Don’t risk losing important documents by not backing up! Go BackFile ManagementNext
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Congratulations! You’ve completed Backing Up. Display this screen to your teacher to verify that you’ve completed the lesson and then select End Show. End ShowBacking UpGo Back
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