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This document provides instructions for teachers on using a new classroom website platform called Wiffiti. It outlines objectives for learning how to share content, navigate the site map, and preview different page types. It then describes the four main page types - Content, Calendar, Download, and Form. The document provides details on how to log in, add/edit/remove pages, and update navigation and other settings. Teachers are expected to update their profile and site with specific pages and content by the last day of school.
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- 2. Objectives Use Wiffiti to share Learn new site’s map Preview page types Log in to new site Add/remove pages Edit pages Expectations Update profile information
- 3. Your Responses Go to http://wiffiti.com/screens/54542 Type your name and department in the box Click “Post Your Message” Throughout today’s training, enter questions about today’s topic in the box 54628 54541 54542 54543 54544 54545 54546
- 4. Viewing Your New Site Go to www.NBISD.org Click on “Campuses” “New Braunfels High School” “Campus Directory” The directory will link to your new site starting in August.
- 5. Four Types of Pages Content Calendar Download Form
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- 8. Download Page Upload documents for download by others No size/quantity limits You can add a picture label
- 9. Form Page Create forms to be filled out/submitted by others No attachment option
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