Step-by-step guide to editing your project

Once you're project is up and running, you may want to edit it. You can edit any part that is NOT linked to the data stream (e.g., study area, data sources, and variables).

SIGN UP or LOG IN to access your dashboard.

Access your account via the eOceans dashboard.

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Select TEAMS

Once in your dashboard, navigate to the Teams tab from the menu.

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Select OWNED TEAMS

Open the team you want to edit.

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Select EDIT from the menu

In the top right corner, select the burger menu (three lines) then, EDIT.

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Edit what you need to

*Editable items may include:

  • Project name

  • Project logo

  • Project banner image

  • Project description

  • Project goals

  • Project objectives

  • Project methods

  • Project sites

  • Management plan

  • Discussion

  • URL’s

  • Ethics & Acknowledgements

Screenshot of a webpage for a project titled "We love Lake Banook" by eOceans Research, showing a logo with a lake and a boat, and a photo of kayakers on a lake with a city skyline in the background.

SAVE changes

After you’ve made the required edits, SAVE PROJECT to save the changes you’ve made.

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