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This is our second page

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Welcome to the Cedarbrae learning wiki!
second one. We can do the interactive learning sessions or you can watch the videos and read the information below the horizontal rule to get up to speed quickly!
The whole is that you can edit likeit is a champ!shared editable space! Click the EDIT button aboveandabove and this whole
Try adding an introductory message below. Change the properties of the text using the bold, italics, underline, colour, and style buttons above. Please make your message in large bold red text. Then click save and you are done! When I log on next time, we will move on to the next lesson. Have fun!
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Watch these videos: http://www.wikispaces.com/content/wiki-tour
Welcome to Your New Wiki
Whether this is your first wiki ever or just your first wiki of the day, we’re happy to have you on board. This wiki is basically your own personal Web site with an edit button. You get to choose who can see it, and who can make changes, and you can use it to do almost anything you can imagine. We put this document together to get you started and give you a glimpse of what you can do as the organizer of this wiki.

We can use this one for learning purposes and then modify it to create the one for your class or just make a second one.
The whole idea of a wiki is that you can edit like a champ! Click the EDIT button aboveand this whole web page will open like a Word document and then you can add, remove or modify things, too exciting! Let's try our first activity!
red text. Then click save and you are done! When I
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Below is the official help information

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Welcome to Your New Wiki!the Cedarbrae learning wiki!
We can use this one for learning purposes and then modify it to create the one for your class or just make a second one.
EDIT button above (with the giant ass pencil) andaboveand this whole first activity!
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Below is the official help information
Welcome to Your New Wiki
Whether this is your first wiki ever or just your first wiki of the day, we’re happy to have you on board. This wiki is basically your own personal Web site with an edit button. You get to choose who can see it, and who can make changes, and you can use it to do almost anything you can imagine. We put this document together to get you started and give you a glimpse of what you can do as the organizer of this wiki.
Welcome to Your New Wiki-What it means to be a wiki organizerWhat it means to be a wiki organizer
Wiki organizers handle the administration of the wiki. As an organizer of this wiki, you have some special powers that other members won’t have. These are just a few:
Setting permissions for the whole wiki
Managing wiki members
Changing the look and feel
Locking pages so no one can edit them
Deleting or renaming files and pages
And whenever you decide you want a little more help with your wiki, you can promote other members to organizers, as well.
Welcome to Your New Wiki-Special wikis for educatorsSpecial wikis for educators
We offer a free upgrade for wikis that are used exclusively for K–12 or Higher Education. These wikis are free and ad-free, and you can make them private for extra security for your students. These wikis also come with a User Creator tool that lets you open student accounts in bulk — with or without student email addresses.
If you’re not sure whether you started this wiki on a free plan for educators, go to Manage Wiki. After Subscription, you should see, “This wiki is currently on our free K–12 plan,” or “This wiki is currently on our free Higher Education plan.”
If it does not say this, go to Manage Wiki > Subscription, scroll down to the “Complimentary upgrades for educators” heading, and click Request your free K–12 plan wiki, or Request your free Higher Education wiki.
Any time you want to create a new K–12 wiki, go to this page.
If you want to create a new Higher Education wiki, you can go to this page.
Getting Started with Your WikiGetting Started with Your Wiki
Getting Started with Your Wiki-Editing the home pageEditing the home page
When you’re ready to get started, hit the Edit button on the home page of your wiki. Just jump right in and play around. If you want a little extra guidance, check out our video tours. And if you run into any serious trouble, contact Wikispaces support.
Getting Started with Your Wiki-Setting up site navigationSetting up site navigation
As you add more and more pages to your wiki, you’ll probably start thinking about how visitors are going to navigate through your wiki.
Your navigation bar
Your default navigation bar contains a Page List widget that lists the first ten pages of your wiki in alphabetical order. If you decide that you want to arrange it differently, you can click the Edit Navigation link and delete the blue Page List widget. Then you can edit the navigation bar just like you would edit a wiki page to add links and explanatory text. If you need assistance, our video tours will show you how to edit a page.
If you want to get your default navigation back, click the widget tool in the editor bar (it looks like a little TV) then click Wikispaces, then List of Wiki Pages.
Linking pages
You can also build navigation right into the pages themselves. When you link to a new page, you create a path for the visitor to follow. You could, for example, create one page called Projects that is just a list of links. Then, every time you added a new link to that page, you would actually be creating both a page for that project, and an easy-to-follow path to that project.
Getting to Know Your Manage Wiki ToolsGetting to Know Your Manage Wiki Tools
The Manage Wiki link in your sidebar will take you to the nerve center of your wiki. Here you can customize your wiki and handle administration. Let me introduce you to a few of the tools that people tend to use most often:
Getting to Know Your Manage Wiki Tools-MembersMembers
Add new members and remove old ones
Approve or reject pending membership requests
Promote members to organizers when you need extra help
Getting to Know Your Manage Wiki Tools-PagesPages
View a sortable list of pages in your wiki
See when the last edit was made, and who made it
Lock, unlock, or delete pages singly or in bulk
Edit page tags
Getting to Know Your Manage Wiki Tools-FilesFiles
View a sortable list of files in your wiki
See file details
Upload files
Delete files in bulk
Edit file tags
Getting to Know Your Manage Wiki Tools-PermissionsPermissions
Decide who can view or edit your wiki
Manage permissions for individual wiki pages
Getting to Know Your Manage Wiki Tools-Invite PeopleInvite People
Send an email to invite friends, students, coworkers, or collaborators to join your wiki
Getting to Know Your Manage Wiki Tools-Look and FeelLook and Feel
Set the colors and theme of your wiki
Upload a custom logo
Design a custom theme for your wiki (requires knowledge of HTML and CSS)
Modify your wiki style sheet (requires knowledge of CSS)
Getting People InvolvedGetting People Involved
Once you’ve got your wiki customized and working, you’re going to want to share this collaborative space with other people.
Getting People Involved-Invite people to your wikiInvite people to your wiki
Go to Manage Wiki > Invite People to send an invitation email to the folks who will be collaborating in your wiki. Just type in up to 100 email addresses or Wikispaces usernames, separated by commas or line breaks, and hit Send.
Getting People Involved-Let people joinLet people join
When visitors like your wiki, they can use the Join link to request membership. You’ll be able to approve or deny these requests at Manage Wiki > Members.
Getting People Involved-Add accounts with the User Creator tool (K–12, Higher Education, and Super wikis only)Add accounts with the User Creator tool (K–12, Higher Education, and Super wikis only)
If you are a teacher and need to add a whole class’ worth of student accounts, you can do it all at once by going to Manage Wiki > User Creator. You will be able to make accounts for all of your students, even if they don’t have email addresses.
Keep in mind that every Wikispaces username must be unique. Try using numbers, or initials, or a first name-last name combination to create unique usernames.


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The whole idea of a wiki is that you can edit like a champ! Click the EDIT button above (with the giant ass pencil) and this whole web page will open like a Word document and then you can add, remove or modify things, too exciting! Let's try our first activity!
Try adding an introductory message below. Change the properties of the text using the bold, italics, underline, colour, and style buttons above. Please make your message in large bold red text. When I log on next time, we will move on to the next lesson. Have fun!

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