How+to+Use+this+Wiki

=How to Use This Wiki=

//There are two ways you can use the **Creating Community** **Wiki**.//

//You can use the **discussion** feature to answer and pose questions and add reflections. This is a place where you can respectfully discuss your thoughts, ideas and beliefs concerning the issues surrounding your watershed. By sharing multiple perspectives and different points of view you will gain insight, and thereby help develop deeper understandings and possible solutions to complex problems.//

//You can also use the// **//Edit this Page//** //feature to collaborate with others on the creation of an "encyclopedia" full of information related to your watershed project. The goal of this wiki is for you to share what you learn in your classroom and during field experiences with each other. You will be able to collaboratively publish your researched, informational articles and provide the other users of this wiki with links to more information so that they can better understand and support the situations that you feel are important.//

How to Use the Edit this Page Feature
> [|Video Tutorials] > Wiki Help
 * 1) Take a look at what people have already added by clicking on the pages listed on the Navigation bar.
 * 2) Look at some examples of reports and research on Wikipedia.
 * 3) Take a look at Jackie's Wild Seattle to see an example of an article in progress.
 * 4) Learn how to use a wiki by watching the video tutorials and printing out the help.
 * 1) **Next, review the** Wiki Rules**.**
 * 2) As a reminder about appropriate behavior when communicating on the wiki, please review the Student Contract.
 * 3) **Then, add information about the watershed project to the wiki. Include links, information, pictures, and anything else that you found interesting during your research.**