wikispaces_101

include component="page" page="toolbar_tdj" editable="1" include component="page" page="TDJ1O_assignments" editable="1" **Wikispaces 101**
 * Online Video Tour** - for older version, but, helpful!
 * [|Introduction]
 * [|Personalize My Space]
 * [|Files and Pictures]
 * [|Notification and RSS]
 * [|Personal Settings]
 * Editing**:
 * Widgets Tables and HTML
 * Navigation Bar

See the [|definitive answer here], but basically, it's
 * What's a Wikispace?**


 * Assignment #1: Get Started**
 * 1) Create a wikispaces account
 * 2) Create a new wiki
 * 3) Change the "Home" page


 * Create an Wikispaces Account:**
 * 1) goto wikispaces.com
 * 2) on the right had side, create a username using your firstname_lastname ( first name followed by an underscore, then your last name ie. Jim_Brown), if necessary use a middle intial or a number following your last name( ie Jim_Brown44)
 * 3) submit a real email address (like your gmail account ie. jim.brown@gmail.com), you will need this to confirm to your registration
 * 4) Go to your email program and confirm your registration.
 * 5) Now you are able to create, search, join other wikis and become a member to them.

On your wiki site HOME page include a main for each topic and several additional inter-linked pages. Include, file images, widgets, table are also included in the linked pages. The setup is a suggestion of information required for the particular challenge. Be sure to put alike info on the same but don't let it get longer than one printed page.
 * Assignment #2: What to include on your wikipage**

Cardboard Chair CO2 Dragster
 * Sample Pages**:

What makes a Good Webpage Design?

It is easy to make a dorky web page. It's also easy to make a very nice, clean, professional-looking web page even if you don't have much design experience. Often the difference, even for beginning designers, is simply a matter of eliminating certain features that are guaranteed to make a page look amateurish. Go through the list of things that people--designers and non-designers--from around the country have cited as the things that make the difference between a well-designed and a poorly designed web page.

Keep in mind that the point of eliminating bad features is not just to make the page prettier, but to communicate more effectively.