How to Recover Mediafire Downloads Using Wayback Machine

Using external web resources such as online articles, archives, and websites in your online courses is a powerful way to provide your students with a world of information and resources at minimal cost. However, external web resources carry certain risks to the user experience, namely that sometimes web resources are removed or moved, resulting in broken web links and missing materials needed by students.

Sometimes it’s easy to find the location and URL (web address) of a replacement resource if the resource has just been moved rather than completely removed from the Internet. However, in other cases, externally hosted articles or files may be removed entirely from the Internet with no apparent replacement resource or web location. For instructional designers responsible for maintaining online courses, this presents a practical problem in keeping online courses up to date and functional as external web resources are removed or moved over time.

To recover deleted YouTube videos on Mac, follow these steps:

Step 1. Download Disk Drill for Mac and install it on your computer.

Step 2. Select the drive or partition where YouTube videos were last viewed before they were deleted.

The Wayback Machine Downloader utility

We are going to use a great little tool from Hartator called the Wayback Machine Downloader. It’s simple and easy and gets the job done.

Actually all the installation instructions can be found at this link, so I don’t need to repeat all the configuration instructions here.