This subpage was created during my Training Workshop.

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Linking to Other Wiki Pages

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If you want the hyperlink to be the same as the title of the actual wiki page:
Neuroscience - an intro to areas within neuroscience and other background details.

If you want the hyperlink to say something different from the actual wiki page:
Survey of the History of Neuroscience is an example

Adding Pictures

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  1. Search for image in Wikimedia Commons: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page by typing 'image:search term', which'll give you the list of images that match that search query


*you can do the same thing with video ('video:search term')

  1. Click on image, and check permissions
  2. Copy the title of the file (i.e. 'file:.....png')
  3. Open 2 brackets and Paste that file name into wiki page
  4. Then type '|size|placement|alt='What it displays when cursor goes over'|'Caption'
  5. Close with 2 brackets


Example: Type following within two brackets:
File:Cerebral lobes.png | thumb | left | alt=Image of Cerebral Lobes | Image of Cerebral Lobe)

Looks like:


 
Image of Cerebral Lobe)

All about citations

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First citation, which only used once. [1]

Second citation, which will be used later again. [2]

Here's the second time that I'm using the Chiang citation. [2]

References

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  1. ^ Camihort, K. (2009). Students as Creators of Knowledge: When Wikipedia Is the Assignment. Athletic Therapy Today, 14(2), 30-34.
  2. ^ 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