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Hi I'm Glenyth, New,to this, but I am learning heaps at the moment with Canterbury Uni.. It was great to hear ,from one of the presenters on this site, how a country school took on blogging to connect to the outside world. I guess it's up to those who us[| essay writing]who are not yet involved in this sort of world to make ourselves be involved.[|Discount Coupon Codes] I was having a giggle to myself about a paper I read re digital immigrants and digital natives. I did not realise how much [|research paper help] I wasn't using until I read this article.So this is great to have this online as well and to have a go. [|pos software]

Hey Glenyth! Nice to see you in 'wikispace'. Now that you've dipped your toe in, I'm sure that you will start to make the move to being a digital native. [|Thomas Sabo] Suzie Vesper [|iphone repair mississauga] It is great to see you on this conference wiki[| help me write my essay]. Here are some [|smartwool]quick instructions about how to edit the wiki so that you can add to this space[| write my research].

[|Physicians Billing Services] [|Medical Billing Services] [|Medical Billing Specialists] =The Basics= =Inserting Files and Images= When you click on the Images and Files button, a window will pop up showing pictures and files that have already been uploaded to the wiki. At the bottom of this window is an area to upload new files and images.[|Write My Essay]
 * Click on 'Edit This Page'
 * You can then start typing directly onto the page.
 * If you want to format your text in any way, you will need to highlight the text you want to change and then use the buttons on the toolbar.

Click on 'Browse' to locate a file or image on you computer and then click on 'Upload'. When the file or image appears in the top part of the window, double click on it to add it to the wiki page.[|Romve.com Coupon Codes]

You will see another box saying 'Insert External Image by URL.' I use this option all the time. All images that are posted on the internet have a unique internet address (URL). If you are using Firefox and right click on an image from the internet, you can choose 'Save Image Location'. This copies the URL of that image. You can then paste the URL into the bottom box and click 'Load'. When the picture appears, double click on it to add it to the wiki page. If you are not using Firefox, click on an internet image to open it on a page by itself. The URL for that image is normally the address in the browser address window. Copy this address and paste it into the bottom box and double click on it when it appears. The beauty of this option is that the image is hosted elsewhere on the net and doesn't use up any of your wiki space allowance. The downside is that if you have a lot of these hosted pictures, you page can take a long time to load as it looks to all the sites where the pictures are stored and if the [|loan modification] picture is deleted on the site where you 'borrowed' it from, it deletes on your wiki page as well.[|Logo Contests]

=Embedding Media= Use this button if you want a video, slideshow, podcast or any other widget (object that can be embedded on your page) on your page. You will first need to copy the html code from the site where your content is hosted (normally this is very easy to find and the pages in this wiki give you information on how to do this). [|replica chopard watches]

Then you click on the Embed Media button and paste the code in the box that pops up and click 'Save'. When in editing mode, some widgets appear as a grey box with 'Custom' on it. Don't worry - this is the way it should be. When you save the wiki page, the object displays correctly.[|Dissertation Proposal]

media type="custom" key="72180"

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