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Moving Classes into Folders 11 months 4 weeks ago #8186

DMarquis OFFLINE Junior Member Posts: 4	Hi - In your article, "Preparing for a New Academic Year," you mention archiving previous years' classes in folders. I created a folder for last year's classes, but I haven't been able to figure out how to move classes into the folder. Thanks!
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Moving Classes into Folders 11 months 4 weeks ago #8187

bert OFFLINE Admin Posts: 3092 Thank you received: 568	Hello DMarquis, Here is a short video. Make sure the folder is open before you drag and drop your classes in it www.youtube.com/channel/UCJAcLoIZcjnU2RWwg2mgOtw
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Moving Classes into Folders 11 months 4 weeks ago #8188

DMarquis OFFLINE Junior Member Posts: 4	Got it. Figured it was something simple like that. Thanks so much for the super quick response!
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