In the top left corner of the page, click on Pages & Files. Click on the If Then Statements folder to select it. Click New – Create a Page. You can also click the Create a page icon in the upper right corner of the wiki – but you have to be extra careful to create the page in the correct folder that is on the next page of instructions. Another way to Create a Page – “possible short-cut”

Type in your last name and first name – if then Click “Use a template” In the drop-down list choose If Then Template In the folder drop down list choose If Then Statements Click Create Page If you don’t see the same options, click more options. It shows the words “fewer options” when expanded to more. If Then Template Doe Jane – if then

Fill in the name(s) of student(s) Give the Project a Title Embed your file in this area and delete any instructions that are in that space first. Use the embed instructions on the template to complete this step. Delete this information above the line when you are finished embedding. Sample view of your page… If you are not in the “edit” mode for the page, click the “edit” tab at the top of the page Be Sure To SAVE Your Work!!

Log in to your Prezi account, Click on your prezi, Click the embed link

Highlight and copy the embed code. Use mouse right-click and copy Or CTRL C on the keyboard

If you don’t already have your page in PBWorks open - Open a new Internet Window, Log in to your PBWorks account ( and go to your pbworks page – edit mode. In the Insert Plugin screen paste the embed code in the “Enter code here:” box This example uses the right- click method to paste. In the drop-down list click HTML/JavaScript Click Insert Place your cursor where you want to embed

This is an example of what the embed code will look like once it is pasted. Click Next Click Next on each screen until the end where you will Click Insert Plugin Your embedded Prezi will look like this in the Edit view. Click Save to save the changes and get out of “Edit” mode.

Your project will/should have your name and information on it. Your finished page with the embedded Prezi should look similar to this one.