Term Description Link A link is text element or a graphic image that points to a specific Web page. Text elements that are links are underlined, and are a different color than the surrounding text. It is important to note that underlined text which is the same color as surrounding text is not a link. Another way to tell if underlined text or a graphic image is a link is to place the mouse pointer on top of the underlined text or graphic element. If the mouse pointer changes from an arrow to a hand symbol, the element is a link.
Text links can appear in the middle of a sentence.
This sidebar contains graphics symbols which are clickable links. These sidebar links point to all of the Maconaquah School Corporation building home pages, building related activities, academic departments, school organizations, plus other important general information. Clicking on the various links will load the appropriate Web page. The symbols you will see on the school building home page sidebars are provided below along with their meanings. When the arrow head in the image for the building is Columbia Blue in color, this means that the building is an available choice.