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Class storage may be requested by Faculty or Staff teaching a course as that course becomes available within the [[MNSCU]] tracking system.  Faculty members will need to know the year/term of the course along with the department and the 6 digit MNSCU course ID for that course in the given year / term.  
 
Class storage may be requested by Faculty or Staff teaching a course as that course becomes available within the [[MNSCU]] tracking system.  Faculty members will need to know the year/term of the course along with the department and the 6 digit MNSCU course ID for that course in the given year / term.  
  
To request class storage, just go to https://mywsu.winona.edu/it/classstorage/Pages/pub/Menu.aspx
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To request class storage, just go to [[https://w3.winona.edu/ClassStorage/ https://w3.winona.edu/ClassStorage/]] 
  
 
Upon completion of the course request form,  Class storage will be created within 1 business day.
 
Upon completion of the course request form,  Class storage will be created within 1 business day.

Revision as of 19:36, 26 March 2014

About This Article

This article includes a general description of a "class store" network storage space, instructions for faculty on how to request one, instructions for faculty and students on how to access these storage spaces, and an overview of their major features, functions, and academic applications. This article is intended for instructors and students.

What's a Class Store?

Class Storage description, request form and policies

Class storage is available to help facilitate the e-Warrior: Digital Life & Learning Program by providing space for faculty and students to exchange and collaborate on files as efficiently as possible. Class storage is intended to supplement our Online learning software by offering a per-semester storage solution that is capable of distributing and collecting large files and allows multiple users to collaborate on data in real-time.

These files are also accessible via web browser by account owner and secure web browser.

Location

Class storage is located on a network share found on your computer as follows:

  • On a PC they are found on the T drive = "\\winona.edu\dfs\Community\ClassStorage"
  • On a Mac they are found through the Finder under the menu: Go->Connect to Server. In the dialog box look for "smb://store.winona.edu/classes/"

Each course directory will be named according to the year/term and the 6 digit MNSCU ID of that course. Each course will have a 1 GB Storage Quota Limit. Access to each course will be determined by the class roster.

Requesting Storage

Class storage may be requested by Faculty or Staff teaching a course as that course becomes available within the MNSCU tracking system. Faculty members will need to know the year/term of the course along with the department and the 6 digit MNSCU course ID for that course in the given year / term.

To request class storage, just go to [https://w3.winona.edu/ClassStorage/]

Upon completion of the course request form, Class storage will be created within 1 business day.

Accessing the Class Store

From on campus, use your WSU network username and password to access your class store. When off campus, you must first connect to the WSU network by using the VPN client included on your laptop.

Back-Up Class Storage Files

Class storage is per-semester storage solutions, so prior to the end of each semester, faculty and students must save the necessary files from class storage to their individual network storage, locally to their computer, or to an external device. Drag and drop the individual files or the folder to a location with sufficient storage space.

Video Instructions