Backing up. Best practice suggests the “3-2-1 backup strategy” meaning there should be at least 3 copies of your data that are stored on at least 2 different media (1 copy on Z drive, 1 copy on USB etc) and at least 1 of the copies must be stored offsite. Also, it is the sole responsibility of students to back up personal files which should be made OFF the College network.
Backing up. It is the sole responsibility of students to back up personal/non-schoolwork files. Students should not rely upon network files and network backing up for file security of personal/non-schoolwork files.
Backing up. ALWAYS use a spotter when backing up. » Back in, not out. When you pull out front-forward you can see the traffic conditions and are not dependent upon another person. In addition, it's often easier to maneuver in tight places by backing in.
Backing up. Operators should be conscious of their surroundings and should never back up without making sure there is no person or obstruction behind the cart. • Prior to driving the cart, check to see if it is set to go forward or backward and make adjustments as necessary. • Operators should be aware of their surroundings when using the reverse direction so as to minimize disruption to on-course play.
Backing up. The College maintains a reliable network and storage system where students are expected to store their school resources and assessment. The College will provide students with acces to an account with a reputable cloud storage provider in order to access their digital resources and assessment anytime anywhere. It is the sole responsibility of students to back up personal/non-schoolwork files. Students should not rely upon network files and network backing up for file security of personal/non- schoolwork files.
