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[indusvalleyschool]

Indus Valley Public School has Best Library Class in Noida

At Indus Valley Public School, we take pride in offering the best Library Classes in Noida. Our library is a treasure trove of knowledge, with a vast collection of books covering several topics. Our classes are uniquely designed to foster a love for reading and learning among our students, making education an interesting journey rather than just a drill.

[hennamebeautiful-blog]

Last month I was invited to teach a class about Henna at the Camarillo Public Library. The kids (and staff) were so into and enjoyed learning a new art form. Classes are always my favorite to teach because the students are so eager to learn. It just makes my day! If you’d like to see me teach a class at your public library please forward my info to your library staff. . . . Party classes also available for birthdays, retreats, corporate events, or any reason you can imagine! The possibilities are endless! . . . Book your Henna class today! Call/text (805)633-0778 or email us at HennaMeBeautiful@gmail.com . . . #hennamebeautiful #henna #mehndi #hennaclass #libraryclass #libraryprogram #losangelespubliclibrary #artclass #venturalibrary #santabarbaralibrary #goletalibrary #montecitolibrary #santabarbarahenna #santabarbarahenna #santabarbarastyle #santabarbaralife #santabarbara #teenclass (at Camarillo Public Library) https://www.instagram.com/p/CkdmaD-LRuY/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[nidhi21294]

Ms. Maithili - Ms. Know it all

Mr. Mitesh - Mr. Extremely confused

#28thmarch2022 #libraryclasses

@maithililele

[bloghiphop362]

Mapping Sharepoint Document Library As Network Drive In

How To Map Sharepoint Document Library As Network Drive

Mapping Sharepoint Document Library As Network Drive In Microsoft

Mapping Sharepoint Document Library As Network Drive In Computer

Mapping Sharepoint Document Library As Network Drive In Computer

Mapping Sharepoint Document Library As Network Drive In Windows 10

I see this happening over and over again. Companies purchase Office 365 subscription, create a single site in SharePoint with a single document library, migrate their whole file share into that single library, map it as a network drive and call the project complete. What usually follows is a dismal user experience from a performance standpoint and badmouthing of SharePoint and anyone who made a decision to migrate to Office 365. If this sounds familiar – keep reading.

Use the drive mapping tool in File/Windows Explorer and select the option 'Connect to a Web site that you can use to store your documents and pictures'. – joeqwerty Mar 18 '16 at 19:30 2 @joeqwerty, in fact, you can, as long as there's a WebDAV server running behind that URL (i.e. SharePoint) and WebClient service running on the workstation. Jun 01, 2007 I'm trying to map a SharePoint document library to a network drive but I'm getting so errors one is 'The drive could not be mapped because no network was found.' And the other is 'The workstation driver is not installed.'

I have written a post previously where I cautioned against using SharePoint as a file share. When you map a SharePoint document library, you essentially say:

“We want to collaborate the same way we did for the last 20 years”

If this is your wish, so be it, but I would argue against using SharePoint for this purpose. Because you will fail miserably. That’s not what SharePoint was designed for. Below I would like to present few reasons why, in my opinion, you should not create any mapped drives with SharePoint.

How To Map Sharepoint Document Library As Network Drive

Don’t have time to read the post? You can listen to the Podcast episode on the same topic below.

Reason 1: Technical limitations

Sooner or later you will encounter SharePoint technical limitations.

5,000 item limit. Read here to learn more

URL length. If you have a very deep folder hierarchy, you will encounter it one day. Click here to learn more.

Performance. As your library grows in size, you will see degraded performance

Reason 2: User Experience

The best practice in SharePoint is to create many sites and many libraries as you split content by function and security. Even on a single site, you might have one, two, four document libraries. How will you handle this with mappings? Are you really looking to create like twenty mappings? 🙄

Reason 3: Search

As I have written previously, SharePoint search is quite robust. The new, modern search is just awesome! Search in SharePoint goes against content within the document as well as metadata. When you search a mapped drive, you are using the regular Windows Explorer search. Should I even say more here…

Reason 4: Metadata

Mapping Sharepoint Document Library As Network Drive In Microsoft

If you map a drive in SharePoint, you are missing big time on metadata. There is no metadata in Windows Explorer. You have to access your files via SharePoint to be able to tag, search and filter based on metadata.

Reason 5: Versioning

Versioning, in my opinion, is one of SharePoint strongest features. Ability to see and track changes, ability to access and restore previous versions brings collaboration to a whole new level. That is if you use SharePoint. If you map a drive in SharePoint – you won’t have access to these features in Windows Explorer.

Reason 6: Modern Document Library

Classical library experience that we had with all the old versions of SharePoint was pretty boring and did not allow for trivial commands like Copy and Move. Now that we have Modern Library experience in SharePoint Online, you can do the same things like you used to in Windows Explorer. You can copy and move files, for example, between folders, sites, and libraries right in the browser. So all the reasons that prompted you to work in Windows Explorer are no longer relevant.

Reason 7: Save As

One of the reasons for using mapped drives is the fact that it is easier to do Save As from MS Office documents to your C: Drive. With the recent update to MS Office, this limitation is no longer there, and you can easily save files from MS Office directly to SharePoint. Click here to learn more.

Reason 8:

“Intelligence is the ability

to adapt to change”

Mapping Sharepoint Document Library As Network Drive In Computer

— Professor Stephen Hawking (1942 – 2018)

Alternative to Mapping SharePoint Document Libraries

Mapping Sharepoint Document Library As Network Drive In Computer

If none of the above reasons convinced you and you truly want to work with files like in 1995, may I suggest the Sync option? You can always sync your files to your desktop using the new OneDrive for Business sync client. While I am not a huge fan of sync, it does the job and makes the library or certain files and folders available on your desktop if need be.

Mapping Sharepoint Document Library As Network Drive In Windows 10

Hope you found these reasons convincing enough to drop the old habit and move yourself to the 21st century. You don’t use telegrams anymore because we have email, so I suggest that you also work with documents using SharePoint browser experience instead of the outdated file share approach by mapping SharePoint document libraries.

[missams53]

Is it sacrilegious that I partook in a book folding class today? The lady did tell us that she grabbed books that were deemed "not salable." This was the beginners design. It's not as easy as it looks. It took me about 3 hours to do. #bookfolding #heart #bookheart #libraryclass

[dorr-township-library]

Come sign up for the watercolor class! The class is $30 per person and We have a Tuesday class that starts Oct 16 and goes to nov 6 from 1-3 or a Saturday session that starts Oct 27 and goes to nov 17 from 10am-noon. Call or stop by to sign up! #watercolors #watercolorclass #learning #learntopaint #cool #fun #libraryclass #learntowatercolor #interesting #newskills

[geastudentaaron6]

Science class with Tom teacher is always so funny: made a walking robot! Libraryclass with friends was nice too

[harbolee6-blog]

Sums up my morning #schoolisnotlife #opportunitycost #whyjustwhy #libraryclass #ineedout #timewaste #bored

[shindimamasita]

Final Project! Blog Option ^_^

Concept mapping

I thought that the concept map was a great way to organize my ideas. It did take awhile to organize it all and with my subject it was a little harder to make it understandable but it condensed everything. Yes, it helped to organize it and keep everything short and neat and to the point

Using the databases:

I used the school's database and I also looked at MedLine and EBSCO. I thought it was very difficult finding information and research because my topic wasn't as popular or there is much more research needed in the field. 

Ease of finding relevant information: 

I think it was quite difficult to find information on my topic. I varied the words like "chemistry," "nuclear medicine," "chemistry in nuclear medicine," etc. I didn't really have to varied them a lot because if I did then I wouldn't have found any information. I think there is enough info to support my paper but it sure will be difficult and it will be a challenge.  

Quality of sources:

I found peer- reviewed articles and a book. I evaluated them by them being peer- reviewed or not and the relevance of the topic. 

Synthesis of sources:

I think they do and covered them well not perfectly but enough to support it. 

Overall reflection: 

It was interesting reading what other people went through their research. It was fun to go through and read and totally relate to people having trouble when I was having the same trouble as well. The concept map was a tough task but I'm glad I got to work on it and it helped. This was quite the class very interesting and knowledge gainful.