This article is designed to help get you started with creating your own job market candidate webpage.

Go to Google Sites and log in using your @umd.edu email address.

Once at the main page, click the “Template Gallery” button at the top-right of the site. In the “University of Maryland, College Park” tab, select the “ECON Job Market Candidate” template.

This will open a personal duplicate of the template for you to edit. If you need to close the window at any time, your site will be saved in your main Google Sites window in the Recent Sites section for you to resume editing later.

Once you've created your new site from the template, you will be taken to the main editing page for your site.

This site is divided into four sections: Home Page, Curriculum Vitae, Research, and Teaching. You can move between these pages by either clicking on their links at the top-right of your site, or selecting them from the Pages tab in the drawer on the right side of your editing window.

When you are done personalizing your JMC webpage, you can publish it to the internet for all to see by doing the following:

Click the Publish button at the top-right of the editing window. This will bring up the Publish your site pop-in window.

Enter your web address in the following format: econ-jmc-(first name)-(last name). You will see the full address of your personal site underneath this text field. In the example below, we're about to publish a site for John Doe's JMC profile.

Under the Who can view my site section, click MANAGE. This will bring up the sharing pop-in window.

In the “Links” section of the sharing window, click Change. Set Draft visibility to Restricted, and Published site visibility to Public. Click Done once this settings are changed.

You are now ready to publish your page. Click the Publish button at the bottom right of the pop-in and the site will be made available to view for everyone at the link provided in the Publish window.

NOTE: If you need a copy of this link after you've published the site, you can click the chain icon near the publish button in the editing window; this will create a pop-in window where you can copy your site's link.