G+Drive+Storage

Should We Store Data on the G: Drive?
As we all know, the G: drive is cumbersome and contains a lot of files and data people don't bother to look at. Storing data on the G: drive is like filing a piece of paper in an old filing cabinet that uses any logical organization or categorization. It is an out-dated method for storing information that puts a burden on users just to navigate to it.

This wiki is hosted outside the district firewall for free and can be accessed anytime, anywhere. Granted you will need to list this wiki site in your favorites or keep the email to remember this link; however, it is very easy to access this information and it cost the district nothing to store it.


 * Bonus!** Nick Tomlinson will not be sending you message regarding how much server space you are using.