Creating and Using My Workspace on LearnAlberta'ca

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Creating and Using My Workspace on
LearnAlberta.ca
A tutorial for independent use and review
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• What is My Workspace?
• With My Workspace you can
• Save valuable resources.
• Create and manage resource folders.
• Add personal notes to resources and folders.
• Share resources and folders by Email or web link.

To begin, go to learnalberta.ca
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Home Page
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Create Your My Workspace Account
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Creating Your Account
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Sign In
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Welcome Screen
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My Workspace
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Searching for Resources

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Saving Resources
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Reviewing Resources
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Viewing DETAILS
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Adding Your own Notes
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Creating Folders
Teaching Strategies
Strategies for teaching critical thinking such as
asking questions
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Creating Folders
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Add or Remove Resources
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Add or Remove Resources
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Folder Details
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Making Folder Notes
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E-mailing a Folder
myname_at_mydistric.ab.ca, myteachingpartner_at_mydistri
c.ab.ca, mydepartmentheaad_at_mydistrict.ab.ca
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Saving a Folder as a Web Link
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Previewing a Web Link
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Saving a Folder as a Web Link
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E-mailing a Web Link
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E-mailing a Web Link
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E-mailing a Web Link
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Adding Your Own Resource
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Adding Your Own Resource
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Adding Your Own Resource
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Adding Your Own Resource
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Adding Your Own Resource
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Adding Your Own Resource
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Adding Your Resource to a Folder
Click here to see updated Web link
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Automatic Updating of your Web Link
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This tutorial was originally developed by
Collette Orieux of Alberta Education, and
edited and adapted by Barbara Cavers for
SAPDC http//learnalberta.ca