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General information

Glossary

How to use this site

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How to use this site

• Changing the size of text in your browser
• What the icons mean

Changing the size of text in your browser

Most browsers have a feature that allows you to change text size.

	Internet Explorer From the menu bar select View, then Text Size, and choose a suitable text size.
	Netscape From the menu bar select View, then Increase Font or Decrease Font. Or use Ctrl ] to increase text size—hold down the control key (on a Mac use the command key) and press the right square bracket key. Use Ctrl [ to decrease text size—hold down the control key (on a Mac use the command key) and press the left square bracket key.
	Mozilla (Firefox) From the menu bar select View , then Text Zoom , and choose a suitable text size. Or use Ctrl + to increase text size—hold down the control key (on a Mac use the command key) and press the plus key. Use Ctrl – to decrease text size—hold down the control key (on a Mac use the command key) and press the minus key.

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What the icons mean

What the icons mean

highlighted text	Click on the highlighted text to view comments.
	Download a PDF document
	Download a MS Word document
	Menu expand all
	Menu collapse all
	Menu item expand
	Menu item collapse
	Opens in a new window
	Quotation
	Studytip or helpful hint
	Task or exercise to be completed
	Useful links and other resources

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General information

The Learning Inspirations site is designed to serve as a resource to enhance the range of learning possibilities for all students at Monash University, but particularly to encourage those with a learning disability to explore and build on their strengths.

The overall project "Expanding Language and Learning Support for Students", of which this site is part, was awarded Monash Strategic Innovations funding 2005-2006. The development of the suite of websites was undertaken by the project team and Language and Learning staff of the Centre for Learning and Teaching Support (CeLTS), then Centre for the Advancement of Learning and Teaching (CALT), Monash University, under the direction of Associate Professor Rosemary Clerehan.

The Learning Inspirations site was written by Reem Al-Mahmood, with assistance from Viola Rosario and Associate Professor Rosemary Clerehan.

Acknowledgements

We express our gratitude to the many students and staff of the University who gave generously of their time to share their ideas and experiences and, in particular, to members of the Steering Group: Kay Gardner, Fiona McCook, Wendy Paulusz, Sheila Vance, Dennis Moore.

We thank Alan Calder and James Cook University for permission to link to their site.

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