Effective+Wiki+Standards

=**What does an effective wiki look like?**= Collaborative Effort - wikis are collaborative. Each person brings his/her own strengths and contributions to the work. It looks like this:


 * 1) You are expected to work with your partner and contribute meaningful work to the wiki. You are part of a team so what one person does is shared by the whole group.
 * 2) Revisions either improve the editing or add additional content.
 * 3) You are not to delete content of any other person's work unless that content is found to be in error.
 * 4) If such error is found, you are to communicate via the discussion section on wiki.


 * 1) You must have a clear plan for your information.
 * 2) Heading, tables, graphics are used appropriately and with purpose.
 * 3) Links need to work!
 * 4) Visuals should be labled.

**Usefulness and intelligent - effective wikis are useful to a wide audience.**

 * 1) Wording is intelligent, meangful, and shows use of proper grammer and correct spelling.
 * 2) Jargon is NOT used.
 * 3) Content is historically correct and is presented as a review for Global I Regents review.
 * 4) Other students can use the wiki as tool for regents review.