Wiki+Requirements

toc =How you will be graded=

You will receive a group grade and an individual grade for the wiki.


 * Remember, the group grade will be part of the 10% that makes up the 'Approaches to Learning' section of our course.
 * For the individual grade, you will receive a percentage score for the Skills criterion, and the Organization and Presentation criterion.

=Requirements= We have gone over the checklists below in class. Look at each requirement carefully. Make sure each one **IS DONE.**

Group Page on the class wiki
The **checklist** for grading is in the table below:


 * **Task** || **Not done** || **Developing** || **Great** ||
 * Page clearly outlines your group’s identity and purpose. ||  ||   ||   ||
 * Presentation is attractive and makes reader want to know more ||  ||   ||   ||
 * Wiki and/or blog are linked clearly. The way they are introduced make the viewer interested in following the link. ||  ||   ||   ||
 * Links work ||  ||   ||   ||

The Group wiki

 * The wiki was set up by a member of your group, just as the power point was set up by another member. However, this does not mean that the original organizer has to do everything.
 * Make sure everyone has a equal opportunity to post work on the wiki. Divide tasks fairly.
 * This means that the 'Background Information' section should have been evenly divided.
 * You may check topics with me

The **checklist** for grading is in the document below:

Your Individual grade

 * **You are expected to write at least TWO structured pieces (a mini essay), either expository or persuasive.**
 * These pieces will likely appear under 'Background Information' but if you feel they belong under a different heading because they have a different purpose, then that is up to you.
 * If you write more than is expected, you will receive **extra credit**
 * Clearly identify your writing pieces with **your name**

The **checklist** for grading is in the document below:

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