First, create the page.
Second, once the page is created, you need to archive it on the appropriate subject area page(s). Let's say your project is about fallen women, so you'd like to archive it on the "Gender and Sexuality" page and on the "Working-Class Life" page.
Now, you will be able to locate your page by looking in your class folder or on either of the subject-area pages on which it has been archived. You can get to your page from any of these locations and make changes to it, and all links to your page will go to the most recent version.
Images can only be inserted directly into a page if they are .jpg files. Save all PDF files in a .jpg format before uploading them, in order to ensure that they will load properly.
When you go to add content to your page, please be aware that image files need to be sized properly in order to be easily viewable here. You can set the parameters of your image to different resolutions (image quality), as well as scale the size of the finished images, either through your scanner settings before you scan the image or through some kind of editing program once you have the image scanned. You can also adjust the size of your images once they are inserted. Please keep in mind that images larger than approximately 700 pixels in width will be too wide for viewers to see in their entirety on this screen. Image size is particularly a problem for cartoons, which need to be seen in their entirety at once in order to make sense.
To resize an image: Once you upload your image, click on it, so that a black border appears around the image. You will see a tiny box in each corner of the image. Click and drag one corner box to rescale the image. Pixel measurements will appear as you size the image up or down. When the first number (horizontal pixel measurement) is close to 700, you are at the maximum size for your image. If it is tall, your image may need to be less than 700 wide in order for people to view it clearly. Play around with the image size until it is viewer-friendly.
You may find the tips on the How-To Guide useful for completing your content.