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Wiki Tutorial for Tech Lit

Wiki Tutorial for Tech Lit. Seung Ki Moon moonsky@psu.edu The Department of Industrial Engineering and Mechanical Engineering The Pennsylvania State University Rev. Jan. 2010. What is a Wiki?. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki]. Example: Wikipedia.

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Wiki Tutorial for Tech Lit

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  1. Wiki Tutorial for Tech Lit Seung Ki Moon moonsky@psu.edu The Department of Industrial Engineering and Mechanical Engineering The Pennsylvania State University Rev. Jan. 2010

  2. What is a Wiki? [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki] Example: Wikipedia “A wiki is a website that allows the visitors themselves to easily add, remove, and otherwise edit and change available content. This ease of interaction and operation makes a wiki an effective tool for mass collaborative authoring.”

  3. Example : a Wiki [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_use_camera]

  4. Access the Wiki For the project, we will use the following Wiki: http://gicl.cs.drexel.edu/wiki/Tech_Lit_Course_Materials Log in this link to create or edit your wiki Template and Editing guide Created Wiki

  5. Log in / Chang Password Log in using your username and password Click on “my preferences” to change your password

  6. Edit a Page If you click Edit -1 in the main bar, you can edit Main page & Sections. 1 Click on the [edit] link 2 If you click Edit -2, you can edit Section“Courses”.

  7. Edit a Page (Cont.) If you click Edit -1 in the main bar, you can see Editor for editing Main page & Sections

  8. Edit a Page (Cont.) If you click Edit -2, you can see Editor for editing section (Courses).

  9. Edit a Page (Cont.) Click on “page “ in Main bar to show the result after Saving the page - Edit the code in the editor here - Do not forget to save when you are done with the changes A detailed guide for edit is available at http://gicl.cs.drexel.edu/wiki/Tech_Lit_Wiki_Guide Alternatively, you can look at the code for existing wiki pages

  10. Tech Lit Wiki Guide http://gicl.cs.drexel.edu/wiki/Tech_Lit_Wiki_Guide

  11. Example Screen Editor

  12. Create a New Page Use the command: [[PageName]] Typing in a new page name will automatically create a page. You can then edit it by clicking on the link Example: [[Single-Use Cameras]] will create a page that can be accessed at: http://gicl.cs.drexel.edu/wiki/Single-Use_Cameras Created the page Click to edit the page

  13. Link a file - Click “Upload fie” at Tool Box

  14. Link a file (Cont.) - Upload a file at Upload file Page

  15. Link a file (Cont.) - link a file to the wiki page, use the command [[Media:FileName.pdf]] at editor - link a image to the wiki page, use the command [[Image:PictureName.jpg]] at editor Link the file Results Show the fileicon image

  16. Create a New Course Material Click to link the Template To create a new course material, use a template Copy all contents in the template at edit mode, then paste them in the new course material at edit mode Edit and Add for the new course material

  17. Create a New Course Material (Cont.) Click on “edit “to copy codes for the template

  18. Create a New Course Material (Cont.) Copy all codes in the template at edit mode,

  19. Create a New Course Material (Cont.) New course material title Paste the codes in the new page at edit mode, then edit the new page.

  20. Create a New Course Material (Cont.)

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