To use Zoolz you do have install the clients on your PC and all of the mobile devices that you want to use to access your files. If you want to try Zoolz before you start using it on all of your devices, Zoolz has a demo mode.
With Zoolz installed on their phones and PCs, students can say goodbye flashdrives. To access important files all you need is an Internet connection for your phone or tablet.
With a Minus account (free for up to 50mb of storage) you can share and access your files from an Android device, an iOS device, and through your desktop/ laptop computer. In fact, adding files to Minus on a desktop is a very simple drag and drop procedure. When you upload a file to Minus, you are provided an HTML code that you can use to embed your file into a blog post or website.
The video below offers a short overview of Minus.
Minus could be useful for students working on collaborative projects to quickly swap files that they need to share with each other. Minus also makes it easy for teachers to post documents online that they would like their students to read and discuss.
If you’re not in the habit of backing-up your important files on a regular basis, you should be. There are so many good services that make it easy to back-up your files that there is really no excuse not to back them up to a cloud-based service. One of the services that I like for backing-up files is Sugar Sync.
Sugar Sync offers a free plan that allows you to store up to 5GB worth of files. You can sync multiple computers and mobile devices to your Sugar Sync account. Sugar Sync can be used on your computer and or Android phone, iPhone, Blackberry, and Windows Mobile phone. With Sugar Sync you can access your files anytime you can get online. You can also send and share files from any device you use to get online.
The video below provides a short overview of Sugar Sync’s features.
