Recent Changes

In this example, the student has posted personal reflections on a topic she studied in class.
I think... because...
I am proud of ... because...
I think this is my best work because...

1. Add pages to your site
Use the New Page link to create pages in your wikispace. {Manage_wiki.JPG}
side menu. In order to separateTo reorder pages in the student pages from others,side menu, place an before the student name; forpage name when creating a page (for example, name student page _Chris._Chris). All of alphabetical list.
You can also As well, by default, every page you create is automatically added to the sidebar listing.
To have more control over this, use the edit navigation link found at the bottom of the sidebar to edit the side menu toand organize the you like. Click
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Click on edit navigation at the bottom of the sidebar,and delete the blue navigation widget, then"navigation widget" box. Then add links pages you like,want to see, placing them in any order. Add non-linking text headings and line spaces for more clarity.
2. Make it look the way you want
Change the look of your wikispace by clicking on the Manage Wiki link and choosing Look and Feel. You can change the theme and colours of your page, and add in your own logo. If you are familiar with HTML programming and CSS stylesheets, you can do further tweaks in this area as well.

1. Add pages to your site
Use the New Page link to create pages in your wikispace. {Manage_wiki.JPG}
need. Note the default setting is that all page _Chris. All of these page names will be added at the end of the alphabetical list.
You can also edit the side menu to organize the page links in any order you like. Click on edit navigation at the bottom of the sidebar, delete the blue navigation widget, then add links to the pages you like, in any order.
2. Make it look the way you want
Change the look of your wikispace by clicking on the Manage Wiki link and choosing Look and Feel. You can change the theme and colours of your page, and add in your own logo. If you are familiar with HTML programming and CSS stylesheets, you can do further tweaks in this area as well.

After your site has been upgraded to the Plus account, click on Manage Wiki and look for the User Creator button.
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Chris in gradeGrade 4 at George School in 2011 might be: it later!
The User Creator also creates internal email accounts for each user, but I do not give these addresses out to the students.
Now you are all set to start building your site!
Change the look of your wikispace by clicking on the Manage Wiki link and choosing Look and Feel. You can change the theme and colours of your page, and add in your own logo. If you are familiar with HTML programming and CSS stylesheets, you can do further tweaks in this area as well.
3. Editing pages
Page button.
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and toolbar.
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between edits.
4. Uploading files
When in the Editor screen, click on the File button. Click +Upload Files to find files on your hard drive or network. Once uploaded, click the file name to embed it in your page. Most picture files (JPG, etc.) will show up as full pictures on the screen. Video and audio files (WMV, MP3, etc.) will appear in their own player windows. Other files (such as PDF or DOC files) will be embedded as links. Note that Wikispaces allows you 2GB of storage space for your files.
5. History and locking pages
revert to.
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do otherwise.
If you would like to lock down pages you don't want touched, click on Manage Wiki and then Pages. Put checkmark in the box beside the page you would like protected, and choose Lock. Only the organizer of the wiki will be able to make changes to that page.
6. Widgets

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student electronic online portfolios.
Click on names along the side bar to access examples of student pages.
The brackets beside each name show the different focus of each page.

one location. They can use this site to work collaboratively on their project, even when in different locations.
CASTLE PROJECT
Pictures