1) Log-in to the website (using the log-in box on the homepage).  If you do not already know the lecturer username and password, you can obtain these from Sarah or Albert.

2) Click on the "Lecture handouts" link (which will appear when you hover the mouse over the "Tools" item on the menu bar at the top of the page).

3) Click on "Upload a file" (which you will find on the left hand side of the page).

4) The "Upload a file" page that will appear should be self-explanatory, however the following information may help:  i) you will need to click "Browse" to search for your file on your own computer; ii) in the title field, please include the title of the lecture and your name (for instance, you might call it "Title of my Lecture - Dr Joe Bloggs"); iii) the remaining fields are optional, however you may wish to add further comments or description in the description field - in any case, please leave the "Access" setting as "Public"; iv) click on "Save" at the bottom of the page.

That's all there is to it!

1) If you have not already done so, you should register for the Cambridgecourse.com website (by clicking "Register" in the log-in box on the home page, completing the short form on the next page, and then clicking the link in the email that will automatically be sent to you.

2) Log-in to the website (using the log-in box on the homepage).

3)

1) If you have not already done so, you should register for the Cambridgecourse.com website (by clicking "Register" in the log-in box on the home page, completing the short form on the next page, and then clicking the link in the email that will automatically be sent to you.

2) Log-in to the website (using the log-in box on the homepage).

3) Click on the "Lecture handouts" link (which will appear when you hover the mouse over the "Tools" item on the menu bar at the top of the page).

4) Click on "Upload a file" (which you will find on the left hand side of the page).

5) The "Upload a file" page that will appear should be self-explanatory, however the following information may help:  i) you will need to click "Browse" to search for your file on your own computer; ii) in the title field, please include the title of the lecture and your name (for instance, you might call it "Title of my Lecture - Dr Joe Bloggs"); iii) the remaining fields are optional, however you may wish to add further comments or description in the description field - in any case, please leave the "Access" setting as "Public"; iv) click on "Save" at the bottom of the page.

That's all there is to it!

1) Log-in to the website (using the log-in box on the homepage).  If you do not already know the lecturer username and password, you can obtain these from Sarah or Albert.

2) Click on the "Lecture handouts" link (which will appear when you hover the mouse over the "Tools" item on the menu bar at the top of the page).

3) Click on "Upload a file" (which you will find on the left hand side of the page).

4) The "Upload a file" page that will appear should be self-explanatory, however the following information may help:  i) you will need to click "Browse" to search for your file on your own computer; ii) in the title field, please include the title of the lecture and your name (for instance, you might call it "Title of my Lecture - Dr Joe Bloggs"); iii) the remaining fields are optional, however you may wish to add further comments or description in the description field - in any case, please leave the "Access" setting as "Public"; iv) click on "Save" at the bottom of the page.

That's all there is to it!