Prof. Gwendolyn Shaw
Creating a new post is easy! All you have to do is look for the class, join it and it will give you the option on the bar on the top of your screen saying ” + New”, this new tab will allow you to create a brand new post, like this one! Here’s a picture of a sunrise I saw on a plane.
1. Make sure that you log in
2. Go to the Home page of Women Gender Studies and scroll down and make sure you have added yourself
3. When that is completed at the top you will see a “+ New” at the top. Put your mouse over it and a drop down bar shall show you Post.
4. Click on post, create a title, then write about how to create a post.
5. When finished click the blue Publish button. Then your done!!
First, you need to log in and go to the intro to the women studies page. Next look at the top of the site, there will be a plus icon (New), after select, it will take you to the page. There you can write your post as well as creating the title, edit your page. Finally, you can hit the publish button at the top left corner.
1) Go to the Intro to Women’s Studies home page
2) At the top of the page hover over the “+New” and a dropdown menu should appear
3) click on post and you will be taken to the post page
4) Create a title of your choice then on the body section say what you want to say for your post
5) Ehen finished click the publish button at the top right hand corner of the page.
To create a post, first log in. Click the “+ New” sign at the top of the page. By clicking that tab, it will take you to “posts” and gives you the option of different styles in which you can create your posts. Type the title of your post and click the “+” to start typing your post. When you are done, click publish !
In order to make a post in the WGS page, you should select the +new option on the top of the home page and select post instead of media. After that you write the title for your post and start writing your post under it. Once the post is done on the top right corner click the option publish.
To create a new post you must first go to the Intro to Women’s Studies home page. At the top of the page, hover above “new” and a drop down menu will appear. Then click on “post” and it will redirect you to the posting page. Create a title then begin typing in the body section. When you are done typing click “publish”, the blue button on the top right hand side of the page. You are all done!
In order to write a post, first you have to click “add yourself” on the bottom of the home page, then you have to proceed to a plus sign which is on the upper part of the page and click it. After clicking it, two options come up which are “post” and “media,” so “post” must be clicked. This will bring you to a new page where you can start typing and then click publish once done.
To write a post these are the steps. To write a post, the first step is to click “add yourself” on the bottom of the Intro to Womens studies home page. Then there is a plus sign on the top of the page that must be clicked. After clicking, one of the options is to click “post”. Then after clicking that it bring you to a new page and there is an option to “write a paragraph”. Then you write the paragraph and click publish. That is how you write a post.
In order to post on our course website you must tap the grey plus sign that is represented at the top left of the screen. I believe that you will only have the option to do this after successfully activating your newly created CUNY commons account and adding yourself to the course website however, I could be wrong. A drop down menu will then appear and you can move forward with tapping the word “Post”. This will lead you to a new webpage that outlines a space for you to create a title for your post as well as type in the body of your post within the empty “block” below. If you are looking to add any images to your post, tap the “+” which can be found below the toolbar used for font/text preferences. From there, you can add in an image of your choice that pertains to the subject of the post. You can also post media content to the site as well which is probably a very similar work flow. I’ve attached an image of the first step (clicking the “+” sign) as well as an image of the “+” to add in photos to your post for some clarity!
