LU03.A02 - W3School Working Space Allocation

1. Know how to enroll a W3School account
2. Allocate working space to save assignment results

• Work type: Individual
• Means of aid:
  • W3School VUE Introduction
  • W3School VUE Playground
• Timeframe: 15 Minutes
• Expected result: Have a working space at your disposal to save assignment results.

During this module 291, you will work on several assignments in the W3Schools Playground. To save your results, you will need a workspace within the webpage.Fortunately, W3Schools provides us with such a workspace. To use it, you must first create an account and then set up a suitable workspace. Thus, this assignment supports you step by step in setting up your workspace.

The assignment consistes three major steps:

1. Create an W3School-Account
2. Allocate the name and the working space
3. Save working files in your working space and execute them

Create your own working space area within W3School webpage step by step as follows:

1. Click on the Sign Up Link to create your account

2. Enter the requested credentials. Make sure to save your username and password in your password manager

3. Confirm that you are not a robot by solving the displayed riddle

4. You will receive a confirmation email, which you need to verify

5. Click Verify Email to confirm your request

6. Login with your credentials

7. Choose the free version to create your working space

8. Click Space in the navigation bar to start the allocation process

9. Confirm your choice of the free version

10. Choose the Basic Pack due to limited time in M291 and a unique name

11. Choose Blank as a type of workspace

12. Confirm your choices

13. A little double-check

14. Congratulations! Your working space is ready to use

15. Choose the Vue area within the navigation bar

16. Navigate to the Try it yourself area

17. Save your source-code in your working space*

18. Navigate to your working space

19. Choose your working space

20. Coding in your working space including subdirectories

The result is the created working space.