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Utilizing the File Manager

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In the File Manager, Admins can upload files to be used as learning material or visual aids throughout the learner portal. 

Once uploaded, files cannot be moved to different folders within the File Manager. For this reason, it is considered best practice to set up folders and file organizations before uploading files.

While public documents can be uploaded in the File Manager, confidential files, such as proprietary teaching material, should be stored in the Secure File Locker. 

This article outlines the following concepts:

 

Add a File to the File Manager

After an Admin team decides on their folder structure, Admins must add their content to the File Manager.

Files in the File Manager are publicly accessible by any internet user by accessing the URL. Login and authentication aren’t required.

Go to Content Creation > Click File Manager > select the folder in which the file lives > click Upload

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Files are uploaded and new folders can be created in the top portion of the screen. Files within the File Manager are viewed in Thumbnail or Detail View. 

Files chosen using the Stock Image Library are stored in the “stock_images” folder. 

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Supported File Types

The File Manager supports the following file types:

  • mp3
  • mp4
  • bmp
  • csv
  • doc
  • gif
  • ico
  • jpg
  • jpeg
  • odg
  • odp
  • ods
  • odt
  • pdf
  • png
  • ppt
  • swf
  • txt
  • xcf
  • xls
  • svg
  • feature

.xml and .xsd files are not supported file types in the File Manager. However, they may be included as part of an eLearning Package.

Confidential files, such as proprietary teaching material, should be stored in the Secure File Locker. 

 

File Size Limits

The File Manager has specific file size limits that ensure optimal performance for uploaded resources. Please review the list below regarding the files and corresponding size limit when uploading in Tovuti.

  • PowerPoints and PDFs in the File Manager
    • 10 MB Size Limit
  • Videos in the File Manager and Interactive Videos
    • 500 MB Size Limit
    • If a larger video file is needed, it is recommended to utilize a video hosting site such as Vimeo or YouTube
  • Document File Size when presenting in the Virtual Classroom
    • 40MB File Size Limit
  • PowerPoints and PDFs when using the Interactive Presentation Importer
    • No limit, recommend less than 100 MB for performance when uploading
  • Images for Course, Event, and Lesson Cover Images and Thumbnails
    • No limit, recommend less than 1 MB for performance

It is the responsibility of the Administrative Team to determine which documents are appropriate viewing for their users.

Documents that are allowed to be on public display and openly shared should be uploaded to the File Manager.

If it is a document or file you are only okay with your authorized users to access, you should utilize the Secure File Locker.]

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