#Change wordify how to

When you save a document, you must give it a title, an author, and a description of at least 20 characters. The whole world can see public documents by either searching for them in the search box, or browsing through them under the User Documents link. Here's information about the three sharing types: When you share a document, you have three different choices for how it's shared. To share a document, just click the Share button after you've rewordified some text: The term document refers to a text block you've shared with other people. When you share something, it becomes a document on. Click an entry in your history to rewordify it again.To share something you've entered and reworded with others, you must EITHER:

#Change wordify how to

Keep reading to learn how! How to share what you've rewordified To share them with others, you have to make them documents. Nobody else but you can read your history entries.

That new document is now stored as a new history entry. When the document appears, scroll down to the yellow box.Click the history entry's blue link on the History page.

The history entry is again rewordified, just like the first time you rewordified it.

Find the history entry you want to view on the History page.

Scroll up and click Delete all checked history entries.

On the History page, click the checkbox next to the history entry/entries you want to delete.

Click the My Learning / My Documents link at the top.

(You can always delete these history entries if you want to: see below.) To view your history entries This saves you time in case you want to view, share, or edit something you previously rewordified. Your rewordifying history is savedįirst, know this: every time you 'rewordify' a block of text, the site auto-saves it in your history. You must be logged in to do what's listed on this page. It only takes a few clicks, and it's free! makes it easy to build a library of documents that your students-or anyone around the world-can read and learn from. Your browser does not support the video tag.