"batch upload" is a valid expression and can be used in written English.
It is an action word meaning to upload multiple documents or files at the same time. For example, "I used batch upload to quickly upload my photos to my online portfolio."
Batch Upload: click on the Batch Upload button under My Library to upload multiple syllabus files into your library.
All users requesting batch upload assistance are expected to employ the following best practices.
Submission review: eCommons staff notify coordinator/submitter upon completion of the batch upload, and coordinator/submitter reviews results for errors.
Coordinators should refer to the Metadata tips and Creating metadata for batch upload pages in this guide for guidance on the meaning and content of metadata fields.
With our last update, we described the new capacity for batch upload, which allows us to enter hundreds of footprints with a single click.
Files are added to your library when attached to a class, after a batch upload, or through the Import Library process.
There is no batch uploading, so be prepared to upload one file at a time.
Please see Metadata tips and Creating metadata for batch uploads for more information on preparing metadata.
Turnaround time: eCommons staff try to provide service in as timely a manner as possible, but batch uploads are not usually processed immediately upon receipt.
When batch uploading student files into Gradescope, you can have your students identify themselves by both their Name (First Last) and Student ID, which in Gradescope is mapped to the Yale UPI.
I was familiar with the CSV Import plugin for Omeka, which allows for batch uploading items and mapping metadata fields.
