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==== Week3 Tasks (Mark = 10%) ==== |
==== Week3 Tasks (Mark = 10%) ==== |
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==== Note: Tasks 1.1 - 1.5 are in this Block below; however Tasks 1.6 - 2.0 had to be put in the next Block titled "Assignment Tasks - Practice Editing Continued (included in 10% Mark)" since there is not enough room in one Block for all these instructions ==== |
Note: Tasks 1.1 - 1.5 are in this Block below; however Tasks 1.6 - 2.0 had to be put in the next Block titled "Assignment Tasks - Practice Editing Continued (included in 10% Mark)" since there is not enough room in one Block for all these instructions |
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==== Overview of Tasks (follow the detailed Instructions below) ==== |
==== Overview of Tasks (follow the detailed Instructions below) ==== |
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====== NOTE: to see "Edit Source", in the "edit" tab, there is an "edit pen" button on the top right that toggles between the "visual editor" and "edit source" ====== |
NOTE: to see "Edit Source", in the "edit" tab, there is an "edit pen" button on the top right that toggles between the "visual editor" and "edit source" |
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====== in some cases, like a chembox, there is no visual editor option so you will likely want to view the edit source syntax of an existing chembox to know what syntax is needed <br /> |
in some cases, like a chembox, there is no visual editor option so you will likely want to view the edit source syntax of an existing chembox to know what syntax is needed <br /> |
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==== How to make a Table: ===== |
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if you are using the VisualEditor (which you should be), creating a table is actually as easy as clicking the Insert button and selecting Table.<br /> |
if you are using the VisualEditor (which you should be), creating a table is actually as easy as clicking the Insert button and selecting Table.<br /> |
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If you want to learn how to do it "properly", using wikicode, you should check out [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Table Help:Table] on Wikipedia. It probably tells you more than you want to know about table formatting, but it does give you an awful lot of control over what you want to do. ====== |
If you want to learn how to do it "properly", using wikicode, you should check out [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Table Help:Table] on Wikipedia. It probably tells you more than you want to know about table formatting, but it does give you an awful lot of control over what you want to do. |
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<li>Continue looking for and deciding on Subtopics for the second 250 words, and types of contributions (text, references, diagrams, edits) for the additional 400 words/word equivalents; the earlier you start writing/drawing the easier it will be for you!</li></ol> |
<li>Continue looking for and deciding on Subtopics for the second 250 words, and types of contributions (text, references, diagrams, edits) for the additional 400 words/word equivalents; the earlier you start writing/drawing the easier it will be for you!</li></ol> |
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===== Detailed Instructions ===== |
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* Choose one or more topics/subtopics of interest to you and assess the Wikipedia articles. Various suitable '''topics and subtopics identified by your instructor''' are listed in the "Ass1 Wikipedia Contribution" file posted to Canvas |
* Choose one or more topics/subtopics of interest to you and assess the Wikipedia articles. Various suitable '''topics and subtopics identified by your instructor''' are listed in the "Ass1 Wikipedia Contribution" file posted to Canvas |
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