Can’t find the project or collection you are looking for? Below you will learn the most efficient way to track down the projects and collections you need as well as how to search within a selected collection to find a specific project. Your collections can be found on the Discover tab like all other collections (assuming they are public), but the easiest way to locate them is to view My Collections from either the landing page or from the menu under your avatar. Note: Sign in to make finding ...

Do you need to make some changes or add new content to an existing article’s content? Maybe you need to change some of the publishing settings such as the permissions or tags? If so, simply follow the instructions below to learn how to edit a project and its settings.

Edit a collection when you want to modify the title, description, permission of the collection or to reorder the projects within the collection. Follow the instructions below to learn more.

Have some extra information you want to add to a post in Clarofy? You can add comments to all project types and reply to comments on all project types except questions. Follow the steps below to learn more.

Clarofy allows you to set different levels of permissions for your projects depending on the projects status and/or intended audience. All newly created projects, except for questions, open in Draft by default.

Ready to contribute a project of your own to the Clarofy community? Your first step is to determine what type of project it will be. With Clarofy you have the option to create a text-based Quick Post, Write an Article, Create A Software Simulation or Screen Cast, Share Learning, an Image, Video, or URL. Continue reading below to learn how to create each of these projects.

Know the answer to question? Maybe you’ve even seen an article in Clarofy that answer the user’s specific question. You can provide your own knowledge on the subject and/or share an existing Clarofy project that explains the solution for you. Follow the steps below to learn more.

When a user provides an answer to your question that has been proven to solved your issue, you can tag that answer as Approved. Your question may have many responses from other users, but sometimes people misunderstand the question or do not provide a complete response. You can help others identify the solution that worked best for you by marking the specific response as Approved. Follow the instructions below to learn how.

If you notice that your question has already been asked and answered by another user or you need to delete the question for any other reason, simply follow the steps below to delete your question.

You can show your support for, or agreement with, a question, answer or comment by using the up vote feature. Likewise, if you do not support or agree with the above mentioned items, you can also let your opinion be known by down voting. Follow the instructions below to learn how.