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Introduction

The post-training tasks refer to the action’s participants should take to maximize the impact of their learning experience following the completion of a training session within the Meshed Higher-Ed training program. These tasks are designed to help participants reinforce their new skills, integrate the knowledge into their work, and contribute to the successful setup, management, and use of a new Meshed Higher-Ed system.

The proactive approach of post-training tasks aims to ensure that the benefits of the training program are sustained over the long term.

Instructions

Please download the document below and review and complete each task shown.

Note that you may find that some of these tasks have already been completed in your system (by other participants or by Meshed) in which case you should review what has been done.

Links to the relevant Online User Guide section are included with each of the tasks to provide additional information.

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Understanding PDF Viewer Download Icons and Terminology in Browsers

When downloading PDF files from web browsers, you may notice various download icons and terminology that can differ across browsers. Here's a guide to help you understand these differences:

  1. Download Icons:

    • Arrow Down Icon: A common download icon used by many browsers to indicate that a file, including a PDF, is being downloaded or has been downloaded.

    • Diskette or Floppy Disk Icon: Some browsers may use a diskette or floppy disk icon to represent the download action, indicating that the PDF file is being saved to a storage location.

  2. Terminology for PDF Download:

    • Save: Most browsers use the term "Save" to indicate that the PDF file will be saved to a specified location on your computer or device.

    • Download: The term "Download" is widely used by browsers to describe the action of retrieving a file, such as a PDF, from the internet to your local storage.

    • Export: Some browsers or PDF viewers may use the term "Export" when saving or downloading a PDF file, especially when additional options or formats are available.

  3. Download Confirmation and Progress:

    • Confirmation Dialog: When initiating a download, browsers typically display a confirmation dialog or notification, indicating the file type (e.g., PDF) and download progress.

    • Progress Bar: Many browsers use a progress bar or indicator to show the download progress of the PDF file, helping users track the download status.

  1. Download Options and Settings:

    • Download Location: Browsers allow users to specify the download location for PDF files, either by default or through user-defined settings.

    • Download Settings: Advanced users may have the option to customize download settings, such as download speed, download history management, or file type preferences (e.g., PDF, image, text).

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