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Please explain why I would organize materials by folder rather than by class? I'm not sure why I have both.

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jimwhimpey, Official Rep, replied on February 25, 2009 23:51

Folders are secondary organisation for stuff that crosses the boundary of classes. For example, you might want to group all your assignments or exam revision notes into one folder or tutor contact information, etc.

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