When you decide to be a web developer, the first thing that you do is decide how you are going to organize all of the websites you will make. By taking this class, you are "sort of" deciding to be a web developer, at least for this semester. My hope is that you willl enjoy web development so much that you will continue making website beyond this course as a hobby or as a career.  The websites you make in the class and beyond may have a life after the course you are taking. For that reason, I would not organize your websites folder with the other class files on your computer; instead, place the websites folder directly into your Documents folder. Each time you start a new website, add a new folder for that website to your websites folder.  You may have a different way of organizing your computer, and that's fine too. For example, I back up all of my files to Dropbox, so my websites folder is inside of my Dropbox folder instead of the Documents folder. But the key here is that you make an intentional decision where you will keep all of the websites you will make.  I wouldn't store the websites solely in the cloud...I would keep a copy on your computer as well.  Because the websites folder isn't a class folder, I would place the syllabus and other class files in a different place. If it was me, I would make an overall folder called, "courses", and then I would make a folder for each course I take inside of the courses folder. As a side note, you don't need to worry about saving any course files. After the class is over your D2L access will vanish, but I have all of the course files (except the Pacific Trails lab assignment) on WebDevStudents.com.