Favorites/Bookmarks       

 

 

Objective:        Student will be able to create a system of folders to organize their website discoveries.

 

 

Introduction:    Because the Internet is a vast place it is easy to lose one's "papers".  Therefore, a system is required to organize and put away websites to which you may one day wish to return.  A "Favorites Folder" can be created with a shortcut to the remote sites with the desired information.  

 

 

Activity:              Read information on creating a Favorites Folder by clicking on the Help Menu, then clicking on Microsoft Help, and typing in the words "Favorites Folder".  Netscape Navigator uses the term "Bookmark."  Use the Help index to find sections pertaining to Bookmarking favorite sites.

 

 

Help Topics Related to the Favorites Folders

 

§            Best Place to Save Documents

§            Add a Folder or file shortcut to the Favorites Folder

§            Add the Active Document to Favorites


Microsoft Office Assistance Center

 

Use the instructions below from the Microsoft Office Assistance Center.

You can store shortcuts to documents and folders anywhere on the desktop. However, a handy place to store shortcuts to frequently used documents and folders is in the Favorites folder on your hard disk.

The Favorites folder is intended to give you one easy-to-remember way to locate the Office documents you use the most. In addition to being a good place to store shortcuts to essential files, you can create subfolders in the Favorites folder to organize your special projects.

To add a document or folder shortcut to the Favorites folder

1.    Click Open on the File menu.

2.    Highlight the document or folder that you want to create a shortcut for.

3.    Click Tools, and then click Add to Favorites.

To view documents or folders in the Favorites folder

1.    Click Open on the File menu.

2.    Click Favorites on the Places Bar, and then click the document or folder you want.

To retrieve your file from a folder, Click on Favorites, then click on the page you want to open.

 

 

Assignment:   Students will create 5 folders.

Students will locate 2 websites to save into each folder.

                       

 

 

Rubric:          Students will receive

                                2 points for each folder created     10 points

                                2 points for each website entry     10 points

                                TOTAL                                       20 points