Usernames followed by a photo or file is an excellent solution, Sarita.
However, I would still encourage members to consider a suitable name since
many of my students write 1 for files.
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Hi all!
Really a big and interesting problem. Even I have come across it so many
times.
I think they should write their username follwed by the picture name, i.e
username_picture name.
Sarita
On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 4:22 AM, Randy Fisher
wrote:Hmm, interesting problem
What if, as a wo
Any comments on the addition of a tip for choosing the file name in
Wikieducator_tutorial/Images_and_Media/Basics?
Rob
On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 5:51 PM, Gita Mathur wrote:
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> This is certainly a problem. In my Gargi College workshop I made all
> the newbies rename their photos before uploading.
This is certainly a problem. In my Gargi College workshop I made all
the newbies rename their photos before uploading. I explained to them
that the same file nane is very likely to be there, uploaded by some
one else, if the camera being used is same and the numbering will be
same too.
This may ev
Hmm, interesting problem
What if, as a workaround, they name the photos: Chile Name_FotoName?
- Randy
On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 9:03 AM, NELLIE DEUTSCH <
nellie.muller.deut...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Declan,
> I share your concerns. I think facilitators should stress the importance of
> name givi
Declan,
I share your concerns. I think facilitators should stress the importance of
name giving as they would a child. Facilitators should perhaps suggest
participants collaborate when deciding on the best names for their images
and files.
Any suggestions on how to teach students on best practices
Hi folks,
I don't know how big this problem is, but students of mine have used
fairly simple names for files such as 'me.jpg' and 'handout.png' and
saved them to the root directory. In some cases they have
inadvertently overwritten other files; their files have have been over
written by others.
