Byte-Size Beginner

  Will I continue blogging? It’s possible; if I did, I would choose another topic. While this was an enjoyable class assignment/project… I would want to keep fun and something I enjoy. I do plan to go into the IT field, but nobody likes to turn something they find enjoyable into work; you would eventually grow to dislike it. Utilizing this and getting to share about the different things that we have learned along the way allowed this assignment to serve as a recap, while also taking ‘technical’ terminology and turning it into something that someone without extensive knowledge would be able to easily understand. Did this help me in my current job? Unfortunately, no; but I can see how and why this could be helpful for future employment. Especially if you are looking for a role within a company that has a large social media presence, as you may need to be familiar with several different posting/communication styles.

  You’re almost done completing your last task for the day… and boom your computer crashes! What do you do? Do you have a backup plan in place…. Are you panicking because you lost all that hard work?! This is one of the many reasons you should have a backup recovery plan in place! in the event that something happens you are able to restore all your data. Depending on your needs, your backup plan may look different from another person’s plan. Ideally, when creating a recovery plan, you should decide a few things first, where you want to store your backups, and what you want to back up. Once you have these key factors figured out, you can start your back-up process, whether you choose a cloud service, external hard drive, USB, etc. pick the method that fits your needs best! Just because you did your initial back-up doesn’t mean you stop there; a back-up should be done periodically to ensure that all your new files, applications, images etc. are updated in on your choice of back-up meth