Montgomery County Schools Teacher Web Pages Welcome to the TeacherPages 2.0 user manual. The district has purchased TeacherPages 2.0 service to provide teachers with an easy, effective way to communicate with students and parents even when school is not in session. Teacher Pages 2.0 is easy to use. You can edit your page from any computer with Internet access. Below are complete instructions for using this service. For those of you who have created web pages this service does not make your pages obsolete, but actually will make it much easier for your parents and students to link to your web site. Just enter the URL for your web site in the space provided on your Teacher Web Page. There is a link to the web pages from the district web site and from each of the schools web sites. You can also reach it by going to http://www.montgomeryschools.net. I will be glad to answer any questions you may have and am available to assist you in using your web page. If your default password does not work the first time you log in to the system or if you forget your password, you can reach me by e-mail at dgoldy@montgomery.k12.ky.us or cell phone 585-3975. First, you need to log in to the system. Click the tab labeled Teacher Login. dgoldy@montgomery.k12.ky.us 1 of 5 August 1, 2005
Enter your Login Name into the space provided. Your Login Name is in this format: firstname lastname Example: jane doe Make sure you leave a space between your first name and last name. Your password should be entered next. The password is case sensitive. A temporary password has been entered; you should change this password for security reasons. Contact Debbie Goldy for your password. If you forget your password, the system can assign you a new one and e-mail it to you. Then you can log in again and change it to something you can remember. After entering your Login Name and Password, click the Log in button. You are now logged in to the system and can begin making changes to your teacher page. Click the link: Edit My Teacher Page dgoldy@montgomery.k12.ky.us 2 of 5 August 1, 2005
Next, click the link: Modify Page Teacher Name The first 3 options Teacher s name, School, and Grade Level/Position should not be changed. If there is an error in any of these fields contact Debbie Goldy. 2 Jane Doe 1 3 The remaining boxes are for your classroom information. Enter the information into the appropriate boxes. You can type the information directly into the boxes, or COPY/PASTE from an existing Word document, web page, or any text source. COPY/PASTE is the more desirable method, since it saves you time and has a spell check feature. When you are finished entering or COPY/PASTING your information you must click the Update button to save your changes. When you are finished editing your page, you can Preview your page, or Log Out of the system. dgoldy@montgomery.k12.ky.us 3 of 5 August 1, 2005
The first time you log in you should change your password for security reasons. You can also add an About Me entry. Click the Edit My Account link. To change your password, type your new password into both of the boxes provided. You may be required to enter your password when updating information on this page. You can add other information, such as favorite web page link, an About Me bio, and phone numbers. When finished, click the Update button. You re done! Teacher Name ******** ******** teachername@montgomery.k 859-497-8760 Welcome to my web page. I hope this will help keep everyone up-to-date with what is happening in our classroom. This is my tenth year of teaching. I am married and have two children. My hobbies are gardening and reading. Remember: Your changes will not be effective until you click the update button. When finished, click the Log Out link. dgoldy@montgomery.k12.ky.us 4 of 5 August 1, 2005
You do not have to fill in all sections. Any sections left blank will not appear when your web page is viewed. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS I cannot log on or I have forgotten my password: Call Debbie Goldy at 859-585-3975 email dgoldy@montgomery.k12.ky.us I would like to bold, italicize, or underline words or sentences on my page. This is not hard to do it just requires that you add some special symbols called tags to your text. Tags are enclosed with a "<" and ">". 1) the bold tag: <b> the end bold tag: </b> 2) the underline tag: <u> the end underline tag: </u> 3) the italicize tag: <i> the end italicize tag: </i> These are very simple to use. In the sentence: "I need better skills", I can bold the word "better" by enclosing it with bold tags: I need <b>better</b> skills. On the web it will look like this: I need better skills. You will notice the second bold tag has a "/" in front of the "b". That is called an "end tag". Whenever you apply these 3 formatting tags to characters, you enclose them with a "start tag" and an "end tag". The only difference between the two is the slash in the end tag. When you edit the text on your teacher page, simply enclose the words you want to effect with the appropriate start tag and end tag. This might seem complex at first glance, but if you try it a few times, you will find it not much different than adding punctuation. dgoldy@montgomery.k12.ky.us 5 of 5 August 1, 2005