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This subpage was created during my Wikipedia Training Workshop. First I'll let everyone know this page is under development. I should always have a message like the one appearing as a box above (or an In Use message) so others know someone is working on a page.
Primary Heading is a Level 2 Heading
Creating the first Secondary Heading. it is called Heading 3
There are two more heading levels. This is Heading 4
And here is Heading 5
- Notice that the Primary Heading is bigger than other headings
- It also has a line under the heading which separates the article into sections
- The different types of heading have different numbers of " = " before and after their title!
- This is an example of a bullet list.
- It is also possible to make lists that are numbered
- The Wikipedia editor keeps track of how many numbered items you list.
All about Citations
I have three distinct references for my article. This "is a quote from the first article".
[1]
A little later I cite a second article that I will be referring to more than once.
[2] and finally, I cite the third one here.
[3]
I want to cite the Chiang article a second time further down in the article.
[2]
References
- ^ Camihort, K. (2009). Students as Creators of Knowledge: When Wikipedia Is the Assignment. Athletic Therapy Today, 14(2), 30-34.
- ^ a b Chiang, C. D., Lewis, C. L., Wright, M. E., Agapova, S. S., Akers, B. B., Azad, T. D., & ... Hsiung, S. S. (2012). Learning Chronobiology by Improving Wikipedia. Journal Of Biological Rhythms, 27(4), 333-336. doi:10.1177/0748730412449578..
- ^ Rand, A. (2010). Mediating at the Student-Wikipedia Intersection. Journal Of Library Administration, 50(7/8), 923-932. doi:10.1080/01930826.2010.488994.
Useful Links For More Information
Secondary consciousness is a good example Wikipedia article from a past student in this class.
Wikipedia:Tutorial This is a one hour tutorial for students
Wikipedia:Manual of Style Here's the "Bible" of Style formatting for Wikipedia
Wikipedia:Citing sources This is a good article to remind me all about inserting citations. Wikipedia:Make technical articles understandable Hints for Technical Writers!
Wikipedia:Miscellany for deletion How to delete a user page or subpage
Professor Potter's GA Tech Neuro Lab page at Tech.
All about Adding Pictures and Video
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This page was
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Hsrinimukesh3 (
talk |
contribs) 11 years ago. (
Update timer) |
This subpage was created during my Wikipedia Training Workshop. First I'll let everyone know this page is under development. I should always have a message like the one appearing as a box above (or an In Use message) so others know someone is working on a page.
Primary Heading is a Level 2 Heading
Creating the first Secondary Heading. it is called Heading 3
There are two more heading levels. This is Heading 4
And here is Heading 5
- Notice that the Primary Heading is bigger than other headings
- It also has a line under the heading which separates the article into sections
- The different types of heading have different numbers of " = " before and after their title!
- This is an example of a bullet list.
- It is also possible to make lists that are numbered
- The Wikipedia editor keeps track of how many numbered items you list.
All about Citations
I have three distinct references for my article. This "is a quote from the first article".
[1]
A little later I cite a second article that I will be referring to more than once.
[2] and finally, I cite the third one here.
[3]
I want to cite the Chiang article a second time further down in the article.
[2]
References
- ^ Camihort, K. (2009). Students as Creators of Knowledge: When Wikipedia Is the Assignment. Athletic Therapy Today, 14(2), 30-34.
- ^ a b Chiang, C. D., Lewis, C. L., Wright, M. E., Agapova, S. S., Akers, B. B., Azad, T. D., & ... Hsiung, S. S. (2012). Learning Chronobiology by Improving Wikipedia. Journal Of Biological Rhythms, 27(4), 333-336. doi:10.1177/0748730412449578..
- ^ Rand, A. (2010). Mediating at the Student-Wikipedia Intersection. Journal Of Library Administration, 50(7/8), 923-932. doi:10.1080/01930826.2010.488994.
Useful Links For More Information
Secondary consciousness is a good example Wikipedia article from a past student in this class.
Wikipedia:Tutorial This is a one hour tutorial for students
Wikipedia:Manual of Style Here's the "Bible" of Style formatting for Wikipedia
Wikipedia:Citing sources This is a good article to remind me all about inserting citations. Wikipedia:Make technical articles understandable Hints for Technical Writers!
Wikipedia:Miscellany for deletion How to delete a user page or subpage
Professor Potter's GA Tech Neuro Lab page at Tech.