Google Site Instructions

Step 1: Sign in to Google and access Google Sites

• Go to the Google homepage (www.google.com).

• Click on the grid icon (top-right corner) and select "Sites" from the dropdown menu.

• If prompted, sign in to your Google account or create a new account.

Step 2: Create a new site

• Once you're on the Google Sites homepage, click on the "+" button to create a new site.

• Choose a name for your site, such as "My Portfolio," and click "Next."

Step 3: Choose a template

• Select a template that suits your preferences or start with a blank template.

• For simplicity, let's choose a blank template for this example.

Step 4: Customise the site

• After choosing the template, you'll be taken to the site editor.

• Click on the "Untitled Page" section at the top left and change it to "About Me."

• Add your personal information, text, images, or any other content you'd like to display on your About Me page.

Step 5: Create the Class Projects tab

• On the top navigation bar, click on the "+" button next to "Pages."

• Enter a name for the new page, such as "Class Projects."

• Repeat this step to create additional subpages for each project item you want to include.

Step 6: Create the Personal Project tab

• Similarly, click on the "+" button next to "Pages" on the top navigation bar.

• Name the page "Personal Project."

• Create subpages for each assessment item as needed.

Step 7: Organise the pages

• Rearrange the pages in the desired order by dragging and dropping them on the navigation bar.

• Place the "About Me" page first, followed by "Class Projects," and then "Personal Project."

Step 8: Customise each project or assessment subpage

• Click on each subpage under "Class Projects" or "Personal Project" to edit its content.

• Add project details, descriptions, images, or any other relevant information.

Step 9: Publish the site

• Once you've customized your site and subpages, click on the "Publish" button in the top-right corner.

• Choose the desired publishing settings and follow the prompts to publish your site.