IV. Go to the Log In section at the top right corner of teacherpage.com Type in the User Name and Password you selected and log in! Go to Website Editor. V. At top of the editor are all the different functions you can play with. For today’s purposes, click on Edit Page, then scroll down to the Add Text section. You can select an Editor on the right side. I prefer Editor 2+ because to me it most resembles the functions in a Word document. You can now begin typing text, changing the font, the size, the color of text, etc. Take a few minutes to type some text such as a greeting or reminders for due dates. Play with the text, color, size, etc. VI. Now let’s practice adding a link to a website. Let’s say you want the students to study a site or use it to answer questions. Type the words Click Here to access many biographies on your web page Highlight the words you typed with your mouse. Then, go the Word document icons, and click on the world icon with a linked chain on it, also known as the Edit/Insert Link icon. When you click it, a box should come up. In the blank URL space, type in then click OK. Hey, you just made a connected link on your website! VII. Next is THE MOST IMPORTANT STEP. Let’s say you have typed out all the info you want, added links, etc. It will be lost forever, unless you follow these steps: 1. Scroll to the top of the page and click the gray bar that says Save Changes. 2. Go to the top right of your website and click View Changes. 3. Go to the top of your website and click Publish Changes, click OK, then wait for a box to appear that says Publishing Process Complete! You can repeat steps over and over, but if you neglect to follow them, all your work will be lost. VIII. Okay, let’s see what you did. Exit out of the website completely. Get on the internet and go to (whatever you chose as your user name is what to type after the / mark) Did it work? Do you now have a web page?? Let’s practice editing your page. Once you get used to it, you can add and delete text and links in a matter of minutes.
IV. Go to the Log In section at the top right corner of teacherpage.com Type in the User Name and Password you selected and log in! Go to Website Editor. V. At top of the editor are all the different functions you can play with. For today’s purposes, click on Edit Page, then scroll down to the Add Text section. You can select an Editor on the right side. I prefer Editor 2+ because to me it most resembles the functions in a Word document. You can now begin typing text, changing the font, the size, the color of text, etc. Take a few minutes to type some text such as a greeting or reminders for due dates. Play with the text, color, size, etc. VI. Now let’s practice adding a link to a website. Let’s say you want the students to study a site or use it to answer questions. Type the words Click Here to access many biographies on your web page Highlight the words you typed with your mouse. Then, go the Word document icons, and click on the world icon with a linked chain on it, also known as the Edit/Insert Link icon. When you click it, a box should come up. In the blank URL space, type in then click OK. Hey, you just made a connected link on your website! VII. Next is THE MOST IMPORTANT STEP. Let’s say you have typed out all the info you want, added links, etc. It will be lost forever, unless you follow these steps: 1. Scroll to the top of the page and click the gray bar that says Save Changes. 2. Go to the top right of your website and click View Changes. 3. Go to the top of your website and click Publish Changes, click OK, then wait for a box to appear that says Publishing Process Complete! You can repeat steps over and over, but if you neglect to follow them, all your work will be lost. VIII. Okay, let’s see what you did. Exit out of the website completely. Get on the internet and go to (whatever you chose as your user name is what to type after the / mark) Did it work? Do you now have a web page?? Let’s practice editing your page. Once you get used to it, you can add and delete text and links in a matter of minutes.
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