Tag: File Storage
WebFiles is now mobile friendly
FIT’s file management system, WebFiles, has a new mobile interface making it a little easier to take your files with you wherever you go. All FIT students, faculty, and staff have access to 5GBs of personal storage and have the ability to share files and folders internally and externally via created links. You can get [...]
Joining iCloud
If you’re like me, you’ve probably been procrastinating and avoiding your move from MobileMe to iCloud, which you will eventually have to do before June 30, 2012. Or maybe, you have an Apple device, but you just haven’t gotten around to signing up for iCloud. If you’re finally ready to move your devices [...]
Google Cloud Connect with MS Office
An announcement was made last week that an invitation-only beta test is starting to try a new Google Cloud Connect with Microsoft Office. So what does that mean? This would allow you to synchronize spreadsheet, documents, and presentation files using the MS Office interface, but add the value of the easy to use collaboration component [...]
webfiles: YOUR 5GB of storage
Just a reminder, or introduction for he new students, staff, and faculty, that you have 5GB of personal storage to use with WebFiles, FIT’s document management system. That means you can upload/download your files on campus, from home, the dorm, Europe, anywhere with an internet connection. If you have not checked it out yet, here [...]
U4ia Corrupted Files
ASK IT form questions & comments: From faculty member Barbara Burger: I teach U4ia but we know this happens to students of other programs. It may be worse with U4ia because it’s older and less flexible. The problem is corrupted files. A student can save a file fine to their flash drive, Y drive or [...]
Webfiles Tip on Sharing Files & Folders
Thanks to Lenore Davis and Lorraine Laskiewicz, we now have some new information about how best practices on sharing folders/files through FIT’s document management system, WebFiles. If you have created a folder within WebFiles and shared that folder with one or more person you can add additional files or subfolders. The best way to do [...]
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