Thanks in anticipation,

 

Terri

 

 

Always rename your worksheet files something that tells you what the file is about. That helps a lot, too.

 

I tend to organize partly by purpose and partly by subject. I put reading, pronunciation, and conversation worksheets in their own folders. I put grammar in a folder and then use subfolders for different parts of speech, and subcategorize verbs by tense. Games such as Taboo or board games go in another folder. I have a Vocabulary folder and then subcategorize by topic, such as Jobs or Health. I have one that has useful information for teaching; I include copy-pasted forum posts in that as well. (I haven �t used OneNote much, and just started using Evernote which is compatible with my tablet. I �ve generally used Word for saving that kind of information.)

 

One thing I probably need to do myself is get rid of things I never use. I have hoarding tendencies, so that �s difficult for me. It sounds like you �re going to need to do that, too.

 

As regards getting rid of things, I don �t know that I can - it feels like sacrilege knowing how hard the authors have worked producing them (and I have been careful about what I chose), but I will try.

 

I am going to copy and paste your reply into Word (and save it on my desktop) right now so I can keep referring to it.

 

Thanks again

 

Terri 

a) because I am really grateful

b) It helps me to remember that I have already downloaded it so I don �t do it again.

To help me find it I usually change the label from the number to the title that the contributor gave to help me find it again.

Cheers

Joy