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WCCUSD Website Centricity 2 Tutorial Guide Site Manager Workspace webmaster@wccusd.net

Contents To Sign onto the WCCUSD website:... 2 Site Workspace Home Page Editors... 4 Site Workspace Sub Site Director/Individual Section/Page Contributor... 5 Adding a new Channel:... 7 Adding Pictures to the Rotating Gallery on the Header... 8 Adding Sections under your Channels:... 9 Available Page Types:...10 Adding a new Page:...11 Uploading a File:...12 Obtaining a Link/URL, Renaming a File, or Deleting a File under your Files & Folders :...13 Obtaining a File Link/URL:...13 To Link a file from Files & Folder to text on your Flex Page:...14 Flex Page Tool Bar...15 Linking a file from the Tool Bar of your Flex Page:...16 Editing existing content on a Flex Page:...17 Changing your Schools URL to a Friendly Web Address:...18 Changing your Sections URL to a Friendly Web Address:...18 Editing or Adding a link to the (Classic) Hierarchy for already existing pages:...19 Creating a Form or Survey using Centricity 2:... 20 1 P a g e

To Sign onto the WCCUSD website: Enter your login information here Link to SIGN IN 1) Log onto the website by locating the SIGN IN link on the top right hand corner. a. In order to be able to access the Site Manager link upon logging onto the website, navigate to the page that you have access to edit. For schools, it will be the home page. For Departments or Teachers, it will be on your department or teacher page. 2) Enter your username and password that you typically use to log onto your District email. 3) You will know if you have Site Manager Access when you see SITE MANAGER on the top right hand corner of the screen once logged on. Navigate to the page you have been designated to edit. If you do not see this link and should have access to edit the site you have logged in from, please contact webmaster@wccusd.net. 4) Clicking SITE MANAGER will take you to your new and improved Site Workspace. Most of your commonly used buttons will be in the same place while others will be streamlined. On the right side of the screen, you will notice Common Tools ; this is the same as accessing the Tools menu. This will make uploading files to your Files & Folders easier to get to. Tabs on the top of your Site Workspace are clearer and on the left side (when expanded) gives you your Channels, Sections and Pages (as the Site Manager for more than 1 Channel). 2 P a g e

To review, your website is comprised of 3 layers to organize content: 1) The first layers are Channels. These are the main headings on the website. 2) Sections are within the Channels. 3) Pages or Sites are individual pages within each Section. Channels Sections Pages/Sites 3 P a g e

Site Workspace Home Page Editors If you are a Home Page Editor, you have access to update the Front Page of your School. The Front Page includes: Announcements, Main School Calendar, Headlines, Quick Links and the Welcome portion of the site. The number denotes how many Sections are within each Channel Tabbed Navigation Shortcut to Common Tools This shaded area lets you know which Channel/Section/Page you are on. Channels Sections 4 P a g e

Site Workspace Sub Site Director/Individual Section/Page Contributor Sub site Directors and Individual Contributors have access to their assigned Section or Page/Site. The number denotes how many Sections are within each Channel This shaded area lets you know which Channel/Section/Page you are on. Tabbed Navigation Buttons for adding pages, organizing the sort order and recently deleted Items Shortcut to Common Tools Channels Actions to edit or modify individual Pages Pages in the Section 5 P a g e

Helpful Hints to consider: When saving files limit the use of Symbols or Punctuations. o Acceptable (Safe) Symbols and Punctuations include: _ Underscores Dashes o The file will upload onto the website, however if you plan on linking the file, please consider removing any symbols or punitions beforehand or renaming the file in your Files & Folders by using the Action button and choosing the Rename option. If you are uploading a file or linking a file that has been uploaded to your Files & Folders, Click the Tools tab > Files & Folders link before you click the page you wish to update. Having this open saves you a lot of trouble. Utilizing the Sub Folder option and adapting a naming convention helps keeps files organized. Saving an updated version of an existing file with the same name and uploading over the previous version saves you the step of having to link the document again. To view changes to your website, refresh your browser or open a new browser with the public/live version of the website. Refresh each time you make changes. For images that need to be resized or edited, practice creating 2 sets of folders on your hard drive. One folder containing originals (Example folder name: Original ) and another folder containing a copy of the originals (Example folder name: Edits. Work or make any edits such as resizing from your second folder where copies of the originals are contained. Clicking the Active or the check box with the label Active allows you to publish your website to the public site or changing the status to Inactive or unchecking Active puts your page to sleep which can be useful for content that is not ready to go live. If there are more than one Site/Homepage/Section/Page Managers, communication is important. The last thing you want is someone to save over the work you have done. Assigning one person to manage a Section or Page limits saving over someone else s work. Always SAVE your work. 6 P a g e

Adding a new Channel*: (*Home Page Editor Access - Main Headings that appear on Header of every page) 1) Locate the Channels Tab on your Sub site Workspace 2) Click the green Assign Channel button 3) Choose from the Channel Name List. If a specific title/heading is needed please contact webmaster@wccusd.net. 4) Assigning a contact person is optional as well as the Advance features. Click Save when finished. 5) From here you may also sort the order of your Channels as they appear on the Public/Live website. 7 P a g e

Adding and Editing the Front Page of a Website*: (*Home Page Editor Access) The Overview contains the: Announcements, Upcoming Events (automatically generated from the main Calendar), Headlines, Site Shortcuts (Quick Links) and the Welcome portion of your website. The Calendar in this portion of your site workspace hosts the main Calendar of events that can be viewed from Upcoming Events on your front page as well as the Calendar Channel linked to the Header of your website. To add or edit items onto the Announcements, Headlines, Site Shortcuts and the Welcome portion of your website; click the Overview then the desired portion. 8 P a g e

Adding Pictures to the Rotating Gallery on the Header*: (*Home Page Editor Access Rights - Main Headings that appear on Header of every page) 1) To add images onto the Rotating Gallery, first pick landscape orientated photos and resize your photos to 330(PX) X 223(PX). ** Tip: Before resizing your photos, make copies of your originals. Make your edits/resizing off of the copied versions of your original photos. This ensures that if you make mistakes or need to use the photos for something else, you will still have copies of your originals to copy and edit from again. 2) On your Sub site Workspace, click the Tools tab. 3) Click Files & Folders 4) On the left hand side of the Files & Folders dialog box, click Site Files 9 P a g e

Adding Sections under your Channels: 1) Click the Channel you wish to add Sections to. 2) Click the New Section button in green. 3) Give the new Section a name and choose a desired Section Configuration or Blank Section a. Choosing a Section Configuration will automatically generate predesigned templates. You may also edit these later to suit your needs. b. Blank Section will give you a blank page directory from which you can add pages from other template designs such as: Flex Page, Article Library, Maps & Directions, etc. (more on this later) 4) Adding a Contact is optional but useful where designated page responsibility and Teacher websites are concerned. 5) Click Save. 10 P a g e

Available Page Types: To Access this listing, click the New Page button within your Section. To select the type of page you would like to add to your section, click on the title of the page type. Article Library This page type is useful for sports highlights, newsletters, and meeting minutes. Assignments This page type is useful for adding and displaying homework assignments. Blog This page type is useful for such things as facilitating cooperative learning experiences and promoting communication with parents. Calendar A calendar can be used for such things as homework, sport schedules, field trips and conferences. Default Configuration - 1 - Page Configuration -1 This page type is useful for all types of content. Elementary Classroom Teacher Configuration - 2 - Page Configuration -1 This page type is useful for all types of content. File Library This page type is useful for policies, forms, software updates and art projects. Flex Editor This page type is useful for all types of content. Link Library This page type is useful for helpful links, fun links and homework links. 11 P a g e

Maps & Directions This page type is useful for athletic events, field trips and other occasions when you want to give detailed driving directions. Photo Gallery This page type is useful for sharing photos of school activities like classroom projects and field trips. Podcast This page type is useful for such things as showcasing school concerts and sharing foreign language assignments. Wiki This page type is useful for creating a simple Wiki Adding a new Page: 1) Click the New Page button to bring up the Available Page Types Menu 2) Choose the desired page to suit content needs. a. The most common Page type is the Flex Editor. The Flex Editor allows you freedom to annotate and edit text as well as add tables, images, tables, etc. much like a word document. 3) Depending on which type of page you choose, follow the on screen prompts to create your new page. 12 P a g e

Uploading a File: 1) Click the Tools Tabs 2) Click the Files & Folders Link a. To upload to a Sub Folder, on the left hand corner of your screen should be a link with an arrow called Site Files, click to expand sub folders. Click the desired Sub Folder. 3) Click the Upload button and choose the desired file to upload. a. You can upload more than one file keep the upload to a maximum of 5 files at a time to ensure that all files upload correctly. 4) Click Upload on the bottom of the window. *Tip: If you have items to upload and/or link to your site do this first. Before making edits to a flex page, keep the Files & Folders window open. Then begin your edits. Clicking the Tools tab will take you away from the previous page you were on. If you have not saved any edits you have made to a flex editor page, make sure you do so before switching tabs. Keeping the Files & Folders window up open (or minimized to your task bar) beforehand ensures that you are able to see your uploads while working on the Flex Page. 13 P a g e

Obtaining a Link/URL, Renaming a File, or Deleting a File under your Files & Folders : 1) Under the Tools tab, click Files & Folders 2) On the right hand side of the File Directory under the Actions heading, click More 3) The More button gives you a list of actions to: a. Rename b. Get Link c. Delete Obtaining a File Link/URL: 1) Under the Tools tab, click Files & Folders 2) On the right hand side of the File Directory on the same line as the file you want to copy, choose the More button under the Actions heading 3) Click Get Link 4) Choose between Full Web Address or Relative Web Address a. Full Web Address is an e-mail friendly link when sending files links through e- mail b. Relative Web Address is the Link/URL to use when linking text on your Flex Editor/Web site or adding a URL to your Hierarchy 5) Click with your right mouse button the URL you wish to copy and choose Copy from the menu 14 P a g e

To Link a file from Files & Folder to text on your Flex Page: 1) Under the Tools tab, click Files & Folders 2) On the right hand side of the File Directory on the same line as the file you want to copy, choose the More button under the Actions heading 3) Click Get Link 4) Choose Relative Web Address by clicking with your right mouse button the in the URL box, choose Copy 5) Go to the page with the text you want to link your file URL to 6) Highlight the text you want to link 7) Click the Edit Link Properties icon, the 7 th Icon on the last row of your Flex Page Tool Bar 8) Paste the URL by Right Clicking the Url: box, choose Paste 9) Click OK. 10) Save your work by clicking the Save button 15 P a g e

Flex Page Tool Bar 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 31 30 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 1) Spell Checker 2) Print 3) Find and Replace 4) Cut 5) Copy 6) Paste 7) Paste from Word 8) Paste Plain Text 9) Undo 10) Redo 11) Full Screen 12) Edit with Dreamweaver 13) Edit with FrontPage 14) Edit with Microsoft Expression 15) Template Styles 16) Styles 17) Font Face 18) Font Size 19) Font Color 20) Background Color (Text) 21) Formatting 22) Bold 23) Italics 24) Underline 25) Strikethrough 26) Justify Left 27) Justify Center 28) Justify Right 29) Justify Full 30) Numbered List 31) Bulleted List 32) Increase Indent 33) Decrease Indent 34) Insert Picture 35) Insert File Link 36) Insert Rich Media 37) Horizontal Rule 38) Bookmark 39) Insert Link 40) Edit Link Properties 41) Remove Link 42) Insert Form Link 43) Insert Photo Gallery 44) Insert Minibase 45) Insert Table 46) Table Options 47) Row Properties 48) Cell Properties 49) Visible Borders 50) Special Characters 51) Insert Layout Editor 52) Open Tool Box 53) Position by Pixel 54) Remove Format ** Right clicking in the edit portion of your Flex Page also brings up other options. 16 P a g e

Linking a file from the Tool Bar of your Flex Page: 1) Highlight the text that needs to be inked. 2) Depending on where your file is located at, choose between: a. Upload File from your computer or network b. Existing File a file already uploaded to your Files & Folders locate the folder or sub folder (click the arrow next to the folder name to reveal sub folders) c. Shared File a file uploaded to your Shared File (Folder) with the option to also save a copy to your sites Files & Folders 3) Click Continue 4) Give the Link a title and choose the Target how the link should open. Typically, Open link in a new window. 5) Click Insert File Link. 17 P a g e

Editing existing content on a Flex Page: a. Right Clicking directly on the Flex Page now gives you more short cuts to various options b. Right Clicking directly on a table on the Flex Page now gives you more short cuts to various options 1) To edit your page, log into the website through your Department/Section. 2) In your Site Work Space click the desired page to update/edit. Dragging this shaded corner will allow you to expand your Flex Page Editor 18 P a g e

Changing your Schools URL to a Friendly Web Address: 1) Make sure you are on your Schools main page. 2) Click Tools 3) Click Friendly Web Address 4) In the first textbox under Friendly Web Address Text: type the desired name, omitting any space or punctuation/symbols. Underscores and dashes are permitted. a. Example: chavez or chavez_es Changing your Sections URL to a Friendly Web Address: 1) Find your section 2) Click Options to the right of the section and then click Advance 3) In the first textbox under Friendly Web Address Text: type the desired name, omitting any space or punctuation/symbols. Underscores and dashes are permitted. a. Example: Athletics or Athletic_Department 19 P a g e

Editing or Adding a link to the (Classic) Hierarchy for already existing pages: For new Sections, Left Hand Navigation (List of Links on the left of your site) is automatically generated. 1) First, determine if you are adding a link/url to the Hierarchy (left hand navigation/menu or links) first, copy the link you would like to add a. If it is a new page, click the Actions to the right of the page link and choose Get Link. b. If it is a file, upload your file to your Files & Folders and obtain the URL by clicking More and choosing Get Link. 2) If you are editing an existing Page/Link, click Tools. 3) Click Classic Hierarchy Navigation a. If you are editing or deleting an existing page/link, click Edit or Delete to the right of the page/link. b. If you are adding a new link, click the New Link button and follow the on screen prompts. 20 P a g e

4) You may also organize the order of the existing Hierarchy Links by using the Organize Links button. a. To create sub links (links underneath a main link) simply drag your sub link and hover above the main link. When hovering over the main link, you will know when a sub link is being created by the green plus sign. b. To reorder links, drag and drop the link to the desired position. You will know where the link will be placed by the green line. Creating a Form or Survey: 1) First determine where you would like to house your Form/Survey. Choose either a Section or a Page 2) Navigate to your Tools tab and click Forms & Survey 3) Click the New Form/Survey 4) Give the Survey a Name and if this survey will be created from scratch or from an existing survey (in the same Tools tab) 5) Click the title of your newly created survey to access the edit screen 6) Click Insert to start adding data 7) Choose from a variety of options to suit your needs 8) Once finished, you have the choice to Activate or Inactivate the survey 21 P a g e

9) Click the Options to the left of the Survey to add: Owners (by default, the Site Manager), an Administrative Email address where the completed Surveys will send, an end date if it is a limited Survey (useful for tests or forms with due dates), display options, who can access this survey, completion message and action and how to Survey will be reported 10) To link/obtain the URL to the survey, click View and copy the URL highlighting and copy the URL in the address bar 11) There are two ways to link the survey to content on a Flex Page (the site you would like to attach your survey), highlight the text you wish to link a. You may link the text to the Survey URL you have just copied by choosing the Edit Link Properties (7 th icon, bottom row of your tool bar) and paste the URL b. You may link the text Flex Page by using the Insert Form Link icon (9 th icon 12) When the Survey is active and participants have sent in their response, you may view the results by clicking the Reports tab or clicking the More button to the right of the Survey and choosing Analyze Responses., bottom row of your tool bar) 22 P a g e