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Last edited on 2009-09-25 06:52:39 by ProfBayer
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- Your wiki page could be an excellent addition to a //portfolio// of your work while at the college. We recommend that students majoring in psychology who intend to apply to graduate school keep a portfolio. The portfolio web site can be found at [[http://moodle.canisiuspsychology.net]]. Let Dr. Bayer know if you are interested in having your own portfolio.

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Edited on 2006-10-01 05:31:48 by ProfBayer
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- You can expand your presence on the wiki at any time by adding a new page. You might want to do this if your page is getting too crowded and you want to develop a new topic that will take some space. Here's an example situation: you are working on a research project with a faculty member and you want a new page to contain your notes and links to documents. Name your new pages in a way that identifies them as belonging to you. Continuing with the example, Mary Jones wants to make a new page where she will place her notes from a research project on animal motivation. She would name it something like ""MaryJonesMotivationResearch"". If she wanted to keep the page private, so that only she could read and edit it, she would change the ACLs accordingly by placing her wiki name (""MaryJones"") in the Write and Read boxes. (See the first indent above about editing ACLs.) To add a new page, type its name (e.g., ""MaryJonesMotivationResearch"") in the small window on NewPage, click on the button to begin the page by opening the editing window for it, and put some beginning information in the editing window that opens. End by clicking on the Store button at the bottom. Now that your page is active on the wiki, you may want to control who can access and change it. By default the page can be read and modified by any registered user. To make it modifiable only by you, click on the EditACLs link down at the bottom of the page. Remove the + in the center box and type in your wikiname in its place. Store and now only you can change the page.
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- You can expand your presence on the wiki at any time by adding a new page. You might want to do this if your page is getting too crowded and you want to develop a new topic that will take some space. Here's an example situation: you are working on a research project with a faculty member and you want a new page to contain your notes and links to documents. Name your new pages in a way that identifies them as belonging to you. Continuing with the example, Mary Jones wants to make a new page where she will place her notes from a research project on animal motivation. She would name it something like ""MaryJonesMotivationResearch"". If she wanted to keep the page private, so that only she could read and edit it, she would change the ACLs accordingly by placing her wiki name (""MaryJones"") in the Write and Read boxes. (See the first indent above about editing ACLs.) To add a new page, type its name (e.g., ""MaryJonesMotivationResearch"") in the small window on NewPage, click on the button to begin the page by opening the editing window for it, type your wiki name in the editing window that opens, and save the page by Storing it. You type in your wiki name so that the new page link will appear automatically on your user page.

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Edited on 2006-06-29 10:58:38 by ProfBayer
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- Those enrolled in practicum can use their user page to report on their experiences. Simply make a practicum section using a heading and enter your daily experiences, perhaps in a diary format.
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- Those enrolled in practicum can use their user page to report on their experiences. A blog-like interface can be put on the page, and every time there is a practicum experience, basic information on what happened can be entered. Here is what the interface looks like:
{{image class="center" alt="BLOG" title="BLOG" url="http://www.profbayer.net/images/blogwindow.jpg" link="HowToWiki"}}
- To put the blog interface on your userpage, open the page for editing and type the following wherever on the page you want the first blog box to appear: ""{{blog}}""

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Edited on 2006-02-13 09:00:22 by ProfBayer
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- Those enrolled in practicum can use their user page to report on their experiences. A blog-like interface can be put on the page, and every time there is a practicum experience, basic information on what happened can be entered. Here is what the interface looks like:
{{image class="center" alt="BLOG" title="BLOG" url="http://www.profbayer.net/images/blogwindow.jpg" link="HowToWiki"}}
- To put the blog interface on your userpage, open the page for editing and type the following wherever on the page you want the first blog box to appear: ""{{blog}}""
Deletions:
- Those enrolled in practicum can use their user page to report on their experiences. A blog-like interface can be put on the page, and every time there is a practicum experience, basic information on what happened can be entered. Here is what the interface looks like: {{blog}} To put the blog interface on your userpage, open the page for editing and type the following wherever on the page you want the first blog box to appear: ""{{blog}}""

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Edited on 2006-02-12 06:02:23 by ProfBayer
Additions:
- Your wiki page could be an excellent addition to a //portfolio// of your work while at the college. We recommend that students majoring in psychology who intend to apply to graduate school keep a portfolio. The portfolio web site can be found at [[http://moodle.canisiuspsychology.net]]. Let Dr. Bayer know if you are interested in having your own portfolio.
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- Your wiki page could be an excellent addition to a //portfolio// of your work while at the college. I am now recommending strongly that students minoring in school psychology who intend to apply to graduate school keep a portfolio. The portfolio web site can be found at [[http://moodle.profbayer.net]]. Drop by my office if you are interested and I'll get you started.

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Edited on 2006-02-12 05:58:11 by ProfBayer
Additions:
- You can expand your presence on the wiki at any time by adding a new page. You might want to do this if your page is getting too crowded and you want to develop a new topic that will take some space. Here's an example situation: you are working on a research project with a faculty member and you want a new page to contain your notes and links to documents. Name your new pages in a way that identifies them as belonging to you. Continuing with the example, Mary Jones wants to make a new page where she will place her notes from a research project on animal motivation. She would name it something like ""MaryJonesMotivationResearch"". If she wanted to keep the page private, so that only she could read and edit it, she would change the ACLs accordingly by placing her wiki name (""MaryJones"") in the Write and Read boxes. (See the first indent above about editing ACLs.) To add a new page, type its name (e.g., ""MaryJonesMotivationResearch"") in the small window on NewPage, click on the button to begin the page by opening the editing window for it, type your wiki name in the editing window that opens, and save the page by Storing it. You type in your wiki name so that the new page link will appear automatically on your user page.
Deletions:
- You can expand your presence on the wiki at any time by adding a new page. You might want to do this if your page is getting too crowded and you want to develop a new topic that will take some space. An example would be your work on a research project with a faculty member and you want a new page to contain your notes and links to documents. New pages should be named in a way that identifies them as belonging to you. An example: I want to make a new page where I will place my notes from a research project on animal motivation. I would name it something like ""ProfBayerMotivationResearch"". If I wanted to keep the page private, so that only I could read and edit it, I would edit the ACLs accordingly (see the First point above). To add a new page, type its name (e.g., ""ProfBayerMotivationResearch"") in the small window on NewPage, click on the button to begin the page by opening the editing window for it, type your wiki name in the editing window that opens, and save the page by Storing it. You type in your wiki name so that the new page link will appear automatically on your user page.

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Edited on 2006-02-12 05:37:32 by ProfBayer
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=====Using Your Wiki Page=====

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Edited on 2006-02-12 05:34:13 by ProfBayer
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- Those enrolled in practicum can use their user page to report on their experiences. A blog-like interface can be put on the page, and every time there is a practicum experience, basic information on what happened can be entered. Here is what the interface looks like: {{blog}} To put the blog interface on your userpage, open the page for editing and type the following wherever on the page you want the first blog box to appear: ""{{blog}}""
Deletions:
- Those enrolled in practicum can use their user page to report on their experiences. A blog-like interface can be put on the page, and every time there is a practicum experience, basic information on what happened can be entered. Here is what the interface looks like:
{{blog}}
To put the blog interface on your userpage, open the page for editing and type the following wherever on the page you want the first blog box to appear: ""{{blog}}""

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Edited on 2006-02-12 05:32:46 by ProfBayer
Additions:
To put the blog interface on your userpage, open the page for editing and type the following wherever on the page you want the first blog box to appear: ""{{blog}}""
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To put their interface on your userpage, open the page for editing and type the following wherever on the page you want the first blog box to appear:
""{{blog}}""

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Edited on 2006-02-12 05:31:46 by ProfBayer
Additions:
- Those enrolled in practicum can use their user page to report on their experiences. A blog-like interface can be put on the page, and every time there is a practicum experience, basic information on what happened can be entered. Here is what the interface looks like:
To put their interface on your userpage, open the page for editing and type the following wherever on the page you want the first blog box to appear:
""{{blog}}""
Deletions:
- Those enrolled in practicum can use the page to report on their experiences. A blog-like interface will be put on the page, and every time there is a practicum experience, basic information on what happened can be entered. Here is what the interface looks like:

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Edited on 2006-02-12 05:22:07 by ProfBayer
Additions:
- You control who can have access to your page. By default anyone is able to view your page, open it for editing, and make comments on it. You may not want that. Down at the bottom of your page when it's on the screen is a link to Edit ACLs. If you click on this link, you get access to the control settings for your page. Change the settings to whatever levels of control you wish to have. For example, only you should be able to edit your user page, so type your wiki name into the Write box, removing the plus sign (+) that's there now.
- You should consider using formatting in your page. The wiki page FormattingRules describes all the formatting codes available to you when you edit your page. They allow much more manipulation than the limited editing menu that appears on the top when you open your page for editing. You can even include links to graphic files, as I did in my page, ProfBayer, by putting in my picture.
Deletions:
- You control who can have access to your page. By default anyone is able to view your page, open it for editing, and make comments on it. You may not want that. Down at the bottom of your page when it's on the screen is a link to Edit ACLs. If you click on this link, you get access to the control settings for your page. Change the settings to whatever levels of control you wish to have.
- You should consider using formatting in your page. The wiki page FormattingRules describes all the formatting codes available to you when you edit your page. They allow much more manipulation than the limited editing menu that appears on the top when you open your page for editing. You can even include graphics, as I did in my page, ProfBayer, by putting in my picture.

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