I turned in my flash drive to a teacher....is there a way i can tell if she used it?

[Tanner31593]

Hey,

So, since you read my title, you know that I turned in my flash drive to my ELA teacher with a video on it,
And I really do not think that she viewed it because if she did she would have said something because it had some clips from a movie (which WAS related to my topic by the way;) that had some nudity and strong language in it ),
anyway,
I got my project back today and i haven't even plugged it in my PC yet,

And im just wondering is there a way that i can see if she accessed my flash drive from her PC? Something like the 'Last Modified' section only it told me the last time it was viewed??

This may be a stupid question, but i just want to see if she viewed what i worked SO hard on (Like 10 mouse clicks to be exact!) :01:

Thanks,

Tanner.

[lightshow]

if you right click the video file and go to properties, you can view

date created
date modified
date accessed

The date accessed is the last date it was viewed.

[Skiz]

Turning in homework has changed quite a bit over the years. :O

[ulun64]

I'm quite amaze at this!!! Soon hand writing will be extinct :)

[mbucari1]

in one of my courses last year, there was no book and we NEVER used paper or a writing implement. Of course, it was a computer course:P.

But things are definitely changing. More and more assignments are now being completed and submitted online. After all, it does make it easier for everyone (Except the computer illiterate :D)

[SKGunners]

I agree, this year I myself submitted many assignments through my thumb drive.