Sign in or 

| Version | User | Scope of changes |
|---|---|---|
| Mar 4 2010, 5:50 PM EST | nataliallc | 94 words added |
| Feb 8 2010, 1:05 PM EST | nataliallc | 97 words added |
Select the page you want to modify and click the "EasyEdit" button. You will be able to type and edit information similarly to the way you do it in Word.
To upload a document, select the ‘add attachment’ option under ‘more tools’ (located at the top of the page, under the bar menu).
If your link or document does not fit into any of the categories listed, you can create a new page. You do this by clicking on the ‘Add a new page’ icon located at the bottom of the page menu. Learn more about adding new resources.
- What happens when multiple users are editing the same page?
The site will give you three options:1) Edit the new version and manually merge your changes into it (recommended)
If you choose #1 it will show you what the other user has saved and you can then manually merge your edits with theirs.
2) Do not save your changes and view the new version
If you all choose #2 then all the edits would be lost.
3) Save your changes and write over the new version
This option forces your edits to override whatever anyone else saved.
None of the options are ideal, so here is another alternative:
"I place an "In Use" disclaimer at the top of the page when I open it. Then immediately save the page. If I get the three options on save, then I select option 2 since I know someone else has the page open. It I do not, the saved version will alert all others that the page is being edited. If the options do not appear, then I reopen the page and make my edits. When done with editing, I remove the disclaimer and save. This tells everyone the page is available for editing."
Keyword tags allow other users to access that content more efficiently. For example, if someone searches the site for the term ‘race’ then anything tagged as ‘race’ will show up on the search. When you update a page in any way (add a thread, share an article, upload a resource, etc.), add a keyword tag so that it is easier for other users to be directed to that page. If you want to tag a thread, type keyword tags under your comment (in the box marked ‘Keyword tags’). If you want to tag a whole page then click on ‘edit keyword tags’ in the update
To watch a particular page, click on the ‘more tools’ icon located under the tool bar and click on the ‘watch this page’ button. The page will be added to your ‘watchlist’ and you will be notified whenever there is an update to that page. To watch a specific thread that you have started or have commented on, you also can go to the page where the thread is located and under the thread click the ‘watch this thread’ box. You will then receive an email whenever someone adds a comment to the thread.