Publishing a digital guidebook
Lesson details
Learning outcome
I can use permission controls to publish a digital guidebook.
Key learning points
- Publishing means making a product available for others to view or use.
- Before work is published, it should go through a number of pre-publication checks.
- You can set access controls to decide who can view or edit the published guidebook.
Keywords
Publish - making a product available for others to view or use
Accuracy - something that is right and free from mistakes
Accessibility - consideration of design so that what is created is usable by everyone
Common misconception
Once finished, a digital product can be shared immediately.
Before publishing a digital product, you should check that it is accurate and has no spelling mistakes or links that don't work.
Teacher tip
If possible, encourage students to work in pairs or small groups to perform the pre-publication checks. They could use comments in an online document to share feedback.
Licence
Lesson video
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
6 Questions
Q1.Which of these is an example of online collaboration?
Q2.Match each word to the correct meaning.
software and storage on the internet
people working together
looking carefully at work
comments to help improve work
Q3.Many cloud-based documents save automatically. Why is this helpful?
Q4.Put these actions for improving work in the correct order.
Q5.Online collaboration is the process of working with others over the internet.
Q6.Which of the following best describes constructive feedback?
Assessment exit quiz
6 Questions
Q1.What does publishing mean?
Q2.Why should work go through pre-publication checks?
Q3.Which of these is an accessibility tool?
Q4.Match each accessibility tool to what it does.
says text out loud
describes what is in an image
shows words on screen for people who can’t hear audio
Q5.Which role usually has permission to delete files?
Q6.Why are access controls important? Select all that apply.
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