Embedded Files
with Google Sites
What You Will Need:
A Google Account. If you don't have one, you may create a free Google Account one here;
Chrome version 24 or up, or the latest version of Firefox or Safari; and
to enable Cookies and JavaScript.
TIP 1. To create your site, click the button below and follow the steps in the Google support resource.
TIP 1. To create your site, click the button below and follow the steps in the Google support resource.
TIP 2. Be inclusive by incorporating images of diverse people.
TIP 2. Be inclusive by incorporating images of diverse people.
Explore the resources shared on the @ONE PocketPD Guide for Free and Diverse Image Collections.
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TIP 3. Make it accessible to everyone.
TIP 3. Make it accessible to everyone.
Follow these tips in the Make Your Site More Accessible resource from Google.
Embed YouTube videos that have accurate captions.
Include alt-text for images
If your image has no instructional value, select the "Decorative Image" box in the the alt-text window.
Check for high color contrast
When linking out to other sites, use descriptive link text
Use numbered and bulleted lists where appropriate
Apply text styles (Title, Heading, Subheading) to designate hierarchy of your content.
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TIP 4: Publish & share your site.
TIP 4: Publish & share your site.
You've done so much work on your site! But guess what? Nobody will see the changes you've made until you Publish your site and adjust your Sharing Options. And, by the way, this is true for all future changes you make too. Say it with us folks, "If you make an edit, be sure to Publish."
When you publish your site the first time, you'll be prompted to enter a "Web address" for your site. Keep it as short as possible. The address you enter will comprise the suffix of your site's URL (for example: Eng 1A Syllabus)
Tip! Select "Anyone on the web" and "Can view" in the sharing options to ensure your students will have access to your syllabus.
Tip 6: Access your site through Google Drive.
Tip 6: Access your site through Google Drive.
Google Drive is your portal to access all of your Google Docs, Slides, Sites, etc. If you don't have the link to your site handy, here is how to access it.
Log into Google Drive using your Google Account credentials.
If you don't immediately see your Site in the list of items, enter a keyword (like the name of your site) into the search box at the top.
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