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=Welcome to our Web 2.0 Wiki! (Please do not edit this page!)=

This is a wiki that we will use to compile information and resources on cyberbullying and on the tutorials and information needed to create your final projects. Please see the appropriate page for information specific to your topic and add information that you find that may be useful to others.

Before you continue you need to watch the following video about wikis and read the FAQs guide. I am new at this so please feel free to contact me at michelle_olah@scps.us with any comments, questions, or suggestions!

Ms. Olah

**What is a Wiki?**
A Wiki page is a special web page that is specifically created for collaboration. This wiki will contain collaborative research projects which means you will contribute research that many people will access in order to create a final individual product. You must have something to "bring to the table" and it is not acceptable or possible for one person to do all the work while others sit around. Please note: You are each individually responsible for completing your assigned task within your group's project page. __As the page creator, I can see who posts what and when.__


 * Now, Watch this video that explains wikis...**

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**How do I contribute to our class wiki?**
You can edit a wiki page by clicking on the green "edit this page" button. Please be sure to save any work you complete in a word document BEFORE YOU POST IT so that you have a backup of completed work. Click "save" to save your work when you are finished editing the page.

What are the Rules for posting on our wiki page?

 * 1) You may not post anything inappropriate. This Wiki page is for school work only.
 * 2) Your posts will be tracked. **I can see who posted what or who made a change to the pages.**
 * 3) You need to proofread what you post. This is your PUBLISHED copy. Watch how you're presenting yourself. I recommend putting everything in a Word document first to take advantage of the spell check option.
 * 4) If you use pictures or any outside information from another source (not your own original work), you **MUST** post a reference or attribution to the website or original author. If you do NOT do this, it is plagiarizing.

Click on the following links to access specific pages:

Cyber-Bullying Resources

Podcasting Resources

Surveys and Quizzes

Movie Making Resources

Wiki Resources and Tutorials

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