Difference between revisions of "Document center"
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* [[Shared document links]]: This article explains how to securely make a document available only to members of your website. | * [[Shared document links]]: This article explains how to securely make a document available only to members of your website. | ||
* [[Public document links]]: This article explains how to make a document available to public (i.e. all visitors to your website). | * [[Public document links]]: This article explains how to make a document available to public (i.e. all visitors to your website). | ||
Revision as of 23:22, 20 April 2007
The Document Center helps you manage your documents and access them from anywhere.
Note: All files in the document center are private. If you want others to access your document, you must first share the document with them.
Contents
Features
Using the document center you can:
- Upload documents
- Keep your documents permanently in one place
- Manage your documents with folders
- Create text or HTML documents online
- Create documents linked to other documents on the web
- Access your documents from any computer with web access
- Share your documents with classes, teams, students, groups, etc.
- Send documents via the message center to classes, teams, groups, etc.
FAQ
I've put a link to a document in my documents on my website (or ePortfolio), but others can't access it.
You must first share the document with members of your website or ePortfolio.
See also
- Document links
- Shared document links: This article explains how to securely make a document available only to members of your website.
- Public document links: This article explains how to make a document available to public (i.e. all visitors to your website).
