To learn how to create a new post please refer to the posting help files. To post photo’s and descriptions within your post begin by clicking the drop down menu button as shown below. Enter a name for your post. These featured posts will be available for viewing on the…
In the top left corner of the title bar (in the left side bar), click the [fa i=”chevron-left”] icon to return to the previous page.
Filtering profiles makes it easier to find a specific profile. For example, when browsing wildlife profiles, you can filter to show only mammals.
To quickly search SIKU, use the search box in the top menubar. You may search for wildlife species, ice types, users, projects, communities and much more. For example, by typing seal into the search box, several options appear organized according to headers such as wildlife, people, locations etc. Click on…
Learn how to browse a community’s profile, feed and other details.
Post Feed Items appear in various feeds on SIKU and provide a basic summary of the posts they represent. From the a post feed item you can preform several different actions. Click “More Details” to view the detailed view of a post. Click on a username, community, profile or other…
Learn how to check notifications on the SIKU website. You’ll get notifications for activity on SIKU, like project invitations or comments and likes on your posts.
Click the explore icon on the top left corner. Scroll down and click users. The profiles of all the current SIKU members will appear in alphabetical order. You can find a specific profile by scrolling down or by simply typing the name of the user you’re searching for in the…
Click the explore icon on the top left corner of the map. Click settings. You will now be able to view your profile settings. Continue by clicking Defaults. Chose which unit type you prefer to use for measurements (metric or imperial). You can also tag a community which you are…
Click the sidebar icon on the top left corner of the map. Click the tool icon. Choose which type of tool you wish to post about by scrolling downwards or simply enter the tools name in the “search all tools” box. Use the drop down menus to fill out information…
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