How To Use MySpace

Michael Deas

1. First of all, visit www.myspace.com2. You will then see a screen like this. It does look daunting at

first but it is easier as it looks. Click the ‘Sign Up’ Button.

Click Sign Up

1. You then should get a form that looks like this. What you need to do is to fill it out, inputting such credentials as your Email address, Name, Country, Post Code etc.

2. You also need to choose such things as a password and a display name.

3. Once you have the form filled out you then must verify these details by entering the captcha image.

4. Once you have done that and have read the Terms of Service, then you may click sign up.

1. This is where you can add photos, add schools and add friends.2. Alternately, you can do this later.

You can skip this step and add photos, schools and friends later

1. Now you are basically completed. This is your control home page where you can make changes to your profile, read messages, add friends etc.

2. You now must confirm your account, this can be done by visiting your email address and clicking on the link provided by MySpace.

This is your profile. This is what everyone else can see. You can change settings to make only friends see your profile. Your profile tells friends information such as who you are, your age, gender, location, display name and your mood.

Your profile also displays all your friends which you added or they added you. Most profiles contain pictures of the user. Clicking their picture will take you directly to

their profile. Your friend list also lets you know who is online.

MySpace also allows users to comment on each others profile. This kind of works like a chat room or an email. The only difference is that other friends can see your comments.

MySpace can be a very useful and fun Web 2.0 tool. There are many different features and aspects which make millions of people use it

everyday. If you are new to MySpace, it does not take too long to get to know your way around. If you get stuck there are a lot of people

out there willing to help. There are some great tutorials and tools out there.

Thankyou and hope this helped

Michael Deas