Hello everybody, my name is Raphael.

For those who don't know, I'm in the Electrical Engineering program here at Cegep of Sherbrooke. In this program, we learn how to use electricity safely, and we learn how to analyze and repair certain electronics or machines.

I know a lot of people dislike wasting time trying to figure out homework or a website, and it is totally normal.

I am not the best at learning things, but I am somehow good at teaching how things work.

I know how and where to put the efforts.

My objective is to show you how the glossary creator on Virtual Writing Tutor works and what you need to do to make a good glossary.

So sit back and grab a water bottle, and follow as much as possible.

You will have all of the information you will need about the glossary creator before the end of the video.

Having a big project to do like a glossary is stressful enough, but having to understand the site we have to use on top of that is even more stressful.

Not understanding the assignment really well could lead to lost points.

For example, sending the wrong link of your glossary to your teacher.

But don't worry, this is exactly the reason I'm doing this video. It is so that doesn't happen to you.

First of all, open your browser. Next, type "Virtual Writing Tutor" in the search bar. It should be the first link, just like this one.

You can get to the glossary creator by pressing the writing tool option on the middle top of the screen and choosing glossary creator.

After selecting the glossary creator, you will get to this page. In the middle on the right-hand side, you can enter the title of your glossary. For example, electrical engineering by Raphael.

Here is all the information you can fill out for your glossary by pressing the pencil icon. In there you can check your grammar, and sometimes you can get help from the site to find information or content.

The first letter of each word in your title should be in upper case, and each term should be in lower case.

After you are done with your glossary, you can press the publish button on the top right side of the page. Afterwards, press the new-tab option that is going to appear, copy the link of your glossary in the search bar, and there you go.

So, if you have homework about making a glossary or you just want to make one for fun, that is how you can make a good one.

Don't forget to give your all and take your time.

I hope that my video helped you in succeeding in your project.

Please leave a like and a comment if you liked my explanation.

Thank you for watching, and have an amazing day or night.

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