When Microsoft first offered SkyDrive, users were allowed to upgrade to 25 GB of file storage space. Flor told me that she only had 7 GB of space. I opened SkyDrive on the iPad - and sure enough - I was limited to 7 GB. I did a little research from the PC and discovered the change. Those of us who originally took advantage of the 25 GB have to tell Microsoft that we wanted to keep the 25 GB, otherwise the space would automatically be reduced to 7 GB. There is now an additional fee for additional space.
This blog serves two main purposes. It includes tips on learning using technology, especially as it supports the 5th edition of the textbook, Informatics & Nursing: Opportunities and Challenges, that I authored. The blog also includes tips about informatics strategies that add to the scholarship of nursing and teaching/learning excellence.
Showing posts with label Off site File Storage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Off site File Storage. Show all posts
Sunday, May 6, 2012
Google Drive - Another Free Cloud Storage App
Google Drive is another free cloud file website. Google Drive is available for:
- PC and Mac
- iPhone and iPad (coming soon)
- Android devices
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Google
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Off site File Storage
Saturday, March 6, 2010
Cloud Computing Backup Solutions
There are several cloud computing backup solutions available. Martha told me about Dropbox. I downloaded it several weeks ago, but never used it until today. Dropbox is a fantastic solution to my computing needs because I can synch to a remote server in addition to my backup drive. I like the fact that I can access it from any computer where I have it downloaded. I have downloaded the server connection to my home office PC and my iPhone. It allows me 2 GB of storage space free.
Flor told me about Box.net. Box.net provides off site file storage but not the file synchronization feature. Box.net does allow for file sharing with others.
Windows Live Office provides off site file storage, but only for Microsoft Office files. It is certainly a great solution as an extra file backup service for really important files, such as manuscripts, thesis papers, and dissertations.
The malware issue forced me to explore improved synch features. For example, I had all of my standard MERLOT mail merge letters and the associated files on the laptop. Since I loss use of the laptop for 5 days, I got behind on my Editors activities.
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Flor told me about Box.net. Box.net provides off site file storage but not the file synchronization feature. Box.net does allow for file sharing with others.
Windows Live Office provides off site file storage, but only for Microsoft Office files. It is certainly a great solution as an extra file backup service for really important files, such as manuscripts, thesis papers, and dissertations.
The malware issue forced me to explore improved synch features. For example, I had all of my standard MERLOT mail merge letters and the associated files on the laptop. Since I loss use of the laptop for 5 days, I got behind on my Editors activities.
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Labels:
cloud computing
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File Backup
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File Synchronization
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Off site File Storage
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