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EDFD452 Backup Often

Backup your work

As always it is essential to create backups of your work.

These are the 3 golden rules:

  1. Never rely on a single file
  2. Never rely on a single device
  3. Never rely on a single location

The simplest and in this case probably best way to crete backups of your ePortfolio is to make copies of the entire project on a regular basis.

I strongly recommend that you make regular backups of your ePortfolio by copying the folder that contains all your documents and pasting it with a new version number.

 

1) Copy your whole ePortfolio folder

Copy your ePortfolio folder

 

 

2) Paste a copy of the folder

Paste a copy

 

Rename the copy

 

Rename the copy

 

Keep Backups

 

Keep a few backups up your sleve

Keep a few backups up your sleve

 


 

APA citation:
Russell, R. (2016, July 04, 02:02 pm). Backup often
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