File Management

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Organise Your Files

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It's easy to get quickly bogged down with files such as notes, mindmaps, web pages, reading material, audio, video and more. Using a logical system to organise your digital (and paper) files saves you time and hassle from the start.

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Organise Your Files

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How much time do you waste looking for information you need?

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How do you organise your documents?

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Reduce information overload

•Don’t

•waste time looking for things

•lose important information

•end up with piles of physical and virtual clutter

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You need a system

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A place for everything...

•Files go into folders

•Folders can go into larger folders

•Use a logical system for your files

•e.g. Semester 1/Psychology/PS101/Assignment 1/

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•College server “X Drive” (access your files on any computer on campus)

•Memory sticks (use for transfer, not storage)

•The ‘cloud’ (storing files online e.g. Google Docs, Gmail storage)

Location, location, location

x:/x:/x:/x:/

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Backup!

•All drives fail eventually

•Make copies of important files

•Memory sticks only for transport

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Maynooth Access Programme

@ NUI Maynoothaccess.nuim.ie

delicious.com/NUIMAccess

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Image credits

• 2 hd queimado ... by drizinha ツ away ! (slide 4)

• Decisive clips by Bitchbuzz (slide 2)

• Filed Scrapbooking Inspiration by Dazed81 (slide 5)

• Aaargh! by Rob Barrett (slide 8)

• Images found on flickr and used with a Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-Share Alike 2.0 Generic Licence

http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/