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| Site: | Summit University Online |
| Course: | Moodle 103: Uploading Video Assignments |
| Book: | Click HERE to watch how-to videos |
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| Date: | Thursday, November 21, 2024, 8:54 AM |
Description
How-To Videos
Introduction
If you already have a Dropbox account, that’s great! This course will show you how to check your Dropbox account to make sure that it is ready to go.
If you do not have a Dropbox account, don’t worry. This course will show you how to set up a Dropbox account.
This short course will walk you through the following steps:
- Create a Dropbox account.
- Make sure that your Dropbox email address matches your Moodle profile email address.
- Upload a file to Dropbox and put it in a folder.
- Connect to your group share folder.
- Upload your video assignment.
Completing this course is not required.
Instead, we recommend that you go through this course before the start of the semester and then refer to it during your SU Online courses as needed.
Go to the next page to watch the first video.
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Step 1
Create and access your Dropbox account.
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Step 2
Make sure that your Dropbox email address matches your Moodle profile email address.
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Step 3
Upload a file to Dropbox and put it in a folder.
A Note on the Dropbox Desktop Application
Some students may choose to use the Dropbox Desktop Application, as opposed to the Dropbox Web Application shown in the how-to video above. If you would like to use Dropbox on your desktop, please be mindful of the following icons:
You will see this icon when a file has been synced to the Dropbox cloud.
If you see this icon on a file or folder, it means that Dropbox is in the process of uploading and syncing this file/folder with the Dropbox cloud. The file/folder is not completely uploaded to the Dropbox cloud yet.
This Dropbox icon tells you that the file/folder has not uploaded correctly to the Dropbox cloud. Most likely this is because your computer is not connected to the internet, or your Dropbox account is full. Check your network connection, then empty some files out of your Dropbox folder to make room for the new file.
To learn more about these important Dropbox icons, please visit the Dropbox website.
To learn how to use the Dropbox Desktop Application, see this page on the Dropbox website.
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Step 4
Connect to your group share folder.
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Step 5
Upload your video assignment.
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What's next?
Head back to the course main page and go to the Time to Practice section, where you will walk through completing the steps.