Appy Hour: Backing Up

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This document appears to be a presentation about backing up digital files. It was presented by Mike Glennon and created with a pencil stylus and paper app. The presentation encourages backing up files in at least two places, with one backup being local and one backup being offsite. It suggests backup options like flash drives, network drives, Apple's Time Machine software, Dropbox, and provides a website for learning more. The presentation aims to explain why backing up files is important and provides best practices for doing so.

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