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awareNet is supposed to be easy to use. We try to design awareNet in a way that it is self-explanatory. However, we know that everyone percepts a website differently, depending on the previous knowledge and social background. Perhaps you are looking for an explanation of a general function of awareNet, a specific way how to edit something, or you would like to report an issue. Depending on if you are a learner, a teacher or an admin, please find your appropriate help in the corresponding section below.

1 For Students

You might want to:

• Create a profile
• Fill out personal information
• Upload a picture
• Write a comment on the wall
• Make friends
• Find a friend
• Invite a friend
• Understand "My Feed" and accept friends requests
• Change your password
• Make a picture gallery
• Up- or download a picture
• Browse through existing pictures
• Make a video gallery
• Upload a video
• Browse through existing videos
• Start your own blog
• Add a new blog post
• Comment on a blog post
• Add a tag to your blog
• Start your own project
• Join a project
• Add a tag to your project
• Add a member to a project
• Add, edit or move a section of a project
• Start a forum (discussion)
• Post in a forum (join a discussion)
• Send a personal message (PM, email)
• Read your messages
• Answer to a message
• Chat
• Make a calendar entry
• Find specific events in the calendar

2 For Teachers

• How to teach awareNet best?
• First steps into awareNet
• Registration
• Profile
• Password
• Friends
• School
• Communication on awareNet
• Blog
• Projects
• Forums
• Personal Messaging
• Chat
• Calendar
• Pictures
• Video
• Security on awareNet
• Member Selection
• Usernames and Passwords
• Abuse Reports
• Admins' and Teachers' Responsibilities
• Courses on awarenet
• Privacy on awareNet

3 For Admins

• Internet connection troubles
• managing users
• modifying the site template
• pages and blocks
• Badges

4 Reporting Issues

Please see Google Code Project.

Select "New issue" in the menu to add your problem or observation.

Developers may also get involved with awareNet coding at Google Code.