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These documents provided additional guidance on particular aspects of the Janet AUP.
A Federated Account with the Jisc Community allows a user to have superior privileges compared to a non-Federated Account. Federated users have complete control over their own content; in addition to creating posts, the user is also able to publish and delete them without the need for external moderation. Federated users are not able to edit, publish, or delete any other user's content.
A Non-federated Jisc Community account allows a user to create posts and delete their own unpublished posts.  Their posts require moderation by users with higher privileges before they are visible to the Jisc Community. A non-federated user is not allowed to publish their posts themselves or delete their posts once they have been published.
How to Login Most users should normally log into the Jisc Community website using their Institutional Login. You can do this by clicking on the Blue ‘Login’ button on the bar at the top of every page. You will then see an "Institutional Login" button.  Type the name of your institution into the box, and select from the list as you start typing. Note that if your organisation is not listed in the list then you will need to log in through non-federated login, “with your Jisc credentials”.
How to Register When registering for a Jisc Community Account you will first need to let us know which institution you are a member of. If your institution supports Federated Login through the UK Federation, you will be given the option to use these credentials to login. We strongly recommend you use your Institution’s federated login if it is available to you – What is Institutional (Federated) Login? Federated Login
This section of the Library provides information on the login and registration areas on the Jisc Community website. Use the links below to navigate and find out more.
A better way to login At Jisc, we encourage you to login with your Federated Identity. Your Federated Identity is your username and password that you use to login to services at your home institution.
This page will demonstrate how to create a hyperlink within some text.  We will be creating a link that has the text "This is a link" and that links to the site front page (https://community.ja.net).   To create a hyperlink, you need to add the text first:This is a link  Then highlight the text, and click on the Link button: 
To insert a table into a library page you need to go to the page Edit screen.  Move the text cursor in the page to where you want the table to be inserted  Click on the Table button (to the right of the Styles drop-down menu):  A small window will pop-up where you can alter the table properties.  Here you decide how many rows and columns you wish the table to have, you can set the table width and height, cell padding and other properties.