Difference between revisions of "About dZBoards"
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| − | You can post your own dZ displays to a dZBoard, along with displays from other dataZoa users you find out on the Web at large. | + | == dZBoard Highlights == |
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| − | To post your own displays, use the (new) link to create a new board, and then press [more] and (add) to select from the tables, charts, and other displays you have already created. | + | <li>You can post your own dZ displays to a dZBoard, along with displays from other dataZoa users you find out on the Web at large.</li> |
| − | + | <li>To post your own displays, use the (new) link to create a new board, and then press [more] and (add) to select from the tables, charts, and other displays you have already created.</li> | |
| − | When you post in from outside your account, the displays are sent to a special dZBoard called <i>Following...</i>. | + | <li>When you post in from outside your account, the displays are sent to a special dZBoard called <i>Following...</i>. |
| − | From there you can copy and arrange as you like. | + | From there you can copy and arrange as you like. </li> |
| − | + | <li>dZBoards are also a great way to share your work at large.</li> | |
| − | dZBoards are also a great way to share your work at large. | + | <ul> |
| − | + | <li>By default, dZBoards are private to your account, but you can mark any dZBoard for public viewing.</li> | |
| − | By default, dZBoards are private to your account, but you can mark any dZBoard for public viewing. | + | <li>For finer control, you can password-protect your board and share it more privately.</li> |
| − | + | <li>If you then link to that board in emails, web pages or blog posts, others can see your latest up-to-date displays and data.</li> | |
| − | For finer control, you can password-protect your board and share it more privately. | + | </ul> |
| − | + | </ul> | |
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| − | If you then link to that board in emails, web pages or blog posts, others can see your latest up-to-date displays and data. | + | |
[[Category:Intermediate]] | [[Category:Intermediate]] | ||
[[Category:Displays]][[Category:Sharing]][[Category:Circulating]] | [[Category:Displays]][[Category:Sharing]][[Category:Circulating]] | ||
Revision as of 13:53, 2 February 2017
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dZBoard Highlights
- You can post your own dZ displays to a dZBoard, along with displays from other dataZoa users you find out on the Web at large.
- To post your own displays, use the (new) link to create a new board, and then press [more] and (add) to select from the tables, charts, and other displays you have already created.
- When you post in from outside your account, the displays are sent to a special dZBoard called Following.... From there you can copy and arrange as you like.
- dZBoards are also a great way to share your work at large.
- By default, dZBoards are private to your account, but you can mark any dZBoard for public viewing.
- For finer control, you can password-protect your board and share it more privately.
- If you then link to that board in emails, web pages or blog posts, others can see your latest up-to-date displays and data.
