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You may click here
to go directly to the SPOT!'s "Questions
& Answers" online discussion board or take
the next 5 to10 minutes to read through this section. The following steps
will guide and offer tips on how to use the SPOT!'s new online, interactive,
conferencing tool with World Crossing.
Students must first
register with World Crossing to participate. This is a free service. No
purchase is required. No information will not be sold or used for any
marketing purposes.
If you
are already registered then get started with step (1)
Getting around. If not, register with World
Crossing now, then return to the guided tour provided below.
Guided
Tour
(1) Becoming a registered user
In order
to take full advantage of this conference, you need to be a registered
user. Registered users can quickly check for new messages, can keep their
picture and other settings at the server, and can login more quickly.

Just click on "Register"
and fill out the form (there are only three items), and click "OK".
Then click "OK" in the confirmation page, and you will be a
registered user.
(2) Getting around
Every forum has a number of titled discussions. To enter a discussion
area click on the title. Sample below shows 3 discussions listed to the
left. To the right is a sample of a posting. To return to the main forum
click on "Questions & Answers" in the banner area just above
the posting at any time.
 
(3) Posting a message
To post a message,
just scroll down to the message form at the end of each discussion. Fill
in the form, and then click on the "Post Message" button following
the form.

(4) Starting a new discussion
To start
a new discussion you click on the "Add Discussion" button in
the banner toolbar. Then you fill out a form with the title and any heading
for the discussion.

The heading for a
discussion can be left empty if the title is descriptive enough, or it
can be used to define and expand on the title.
(5) Checking for
new messages
The conference
automatically keeps track of messages as you view them. When you see a
discussion, the listing includes how many messages are in the discussion,
and how many are new messages. This means that you can browse through
a conference and check for new messages as you go.

As you view new items,
you can post messages, create new discussions, and browse other items.
When you're ready to find the next new item, you just click on "Check
Subscriptions" again.
(6) User preferences
User preferences
let you change your name and/or password, determine whether you want see
user pictures or not, and allow you to enter your own picture (instead
of getting the default picture provided by the conference manager), and
so on. Click on the "Preferences" button in any toolbar to update
this information.

(7) That's it
Thanks for taking the time to read through this section and learn
how to use the conference. You've covered all the basics needed to get
full value from the time you spend in the SPOT!'s new online "Questions
and Answers" forum.
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