A workflow is a sequence of steps one takes or an ordered set of operations one performs to do a simple or complex task. A few very common workflows (relevant for 0space) are being illustrated below. The illustrations will also help in learning how 0space tools simplify complex authoring, communication and collaboration tasks.
[Note: The workflow documents contain sample snapshots, each showing a part of a page from a test site. Therefore, the snapshot may look different from what you'll see on your screen even if you input the exact text as appearing in he snapshot.]
These documents consist of pages organized in a hierachical structure (like a book). The page tree is automatically displayed (in right-sidebar) when you visit any book page. Also, near the bottom, you'll find links to navigate to previous or next page, link to printer-friendly version of the page, and a slide show view. [The slide-show might show truncated view if the page size is bigger than the slide-view area.]
Tools uses
how and when to use all these 05 tools?
0sEd
0sPlot
0sFM
0sNotes
0sIEL
Detailed answer for "how"
Detailed answer for "how" will be provided soon.
When?
When you are in the middle of editing (say) a "page" (content type) in 0space, and you wish to insert a phrase in Hindi (or some other unicode based language supported by Google transliteration), or if you need to insert mathematical expression(s), or a plot in your page.
Just click to open popup of relevant tool, edit/create required item, copy-paste from tool window to wherever needed. Even onto the edit-area of your favorite (HTML) email window!
One can use these tools to edit/create content/items (for a course being taught, or for making personal notes). Content or items created with 0sEd, 0sPlots, 0sNotes are saved in users file-space. Users file-space is accessible via "My account | Personal files". Or via 0sFM.
Use 0sILE if you wish to offer an online course, or join an available course.
If you wish to highlight parts of a web-page (from 0space or elsewhere) and note down some associated information, use 0sNotes. It has some similarity with Mediabird and ReframeIt.
how & when
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