You should now be able to see the content of the Resources folder of your Sakai site and under your computer networks, you will see the mapped connection you have just created.Go to the site and add a file to the Resources folder, then try again. NOTE: If you receive an alert such as 'The folder you've entered does not appear to be valid,' it could be because there are no resources yet in your site. When prompted, enter your Sakai username and password and click OK. NOTE: Check the box Reconnect at logon to prevent this connection from disappearing when you log off or restart the computer.In the Folder field, paste the URL corresponding to the Resources folder of your Sakai site. Select a vacant drive letter (e.g., Z) from the Drive drop down menu. At the top of the window, click Map Network Drive.If you experience problems creating the WebDAV connection, we recommend using Cyberduck for windows or Cyberduck for Mac 10.5 or later, please see further instructions on this page.įrom the desktop or the Start menu, click Computer. NOTE: There are a number of known issues with WebDAV in Windows & Mac. The link is located under 'Step 1' on this page Under Resources, click Upload-Download Multiple Resources NOTE: A universal step that is required for all of these instructions is to copy the listed URL of the Resources folder for the corresponding Sakai site which can be done by highlighting the URL and then copying it to your clipboard. This procedure needs to be done once for each of the Sakai sites you wish to drag and drop content to and from. NOTE: There must be at least one object (file, folder etc.) in your Sakai site Resources folder before you begin the setup procedure.

Please review a couple of important notes before you begin. The WebDAV setup process is different for each operating system and does not require downloading additional software. These instructions explain how to create a folder on your computer to allow you to drag and drop files and folders between your computer and the Sakai Resources folder in a Sakai site. This is done using a protocol called WebDAV.

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