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=General Introduction= | |||
Our [[101 101's|101Pages]] are growing repositories of how-to's and modules based on our developing usage of these tools. In the future they may evolve into full courses with associated badges. Note for editors: at first, we might use this as a repository of links, but the goal is to increase usability by consolidating and assimilating help resources into a single page (so that a user does not need to open 1/2 dozen links to find a solution). | |||
For now this 101 covers how-to's for creating a basic log for the [[Developer Test]], setting up your log during the [[New Developer Orientation]], and other tasks, and lastly, helpful links. | |||
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For the [[Developer Test]] the applicant learns the basics of MediaWiki to create and name a basic log, add one entry, and upload a file. The following guide and upcoming video will walk you through these steps. | |||
(Insert <2 min Video) | |||
#Get an account by requesting Access | |||
#Create a wiki page (Protocol: First name + Log) | |||
#Toggle view and edit modes | |||
#Add a heading (Protocol on date format) | |||
#Upload your cube file | |||
#Embed the file in the log | |||
= | =How to Complete Onboarding: Format Log and Add Bio= | ||
#Post your badge | |||
#Add Links | |||
=Help Links= | |||
Please review the following Wiki reference material. | |||
[[Wiki_instructions#Style_Guidelines]] | [[Wiki_instructions#Style_Guidelines]] | ||
[[Wiki Cheatsheet]] | [[Wiki Cheatsheet]] | ||
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[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting Wiki Formatting Help] | [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting Wiki Formatting Help] | ||
[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Images Picture Editing Help] | [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Images Picture Editing Help] | ||
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:How_to_create_a_page] | |||
[[Example Log]] is the log created in the tutorial videos, and to help keep logs consistent and easy to navigate, this is the format you should use. Notice that after the header, the latest is on top so that someone looking at your page can see your most recent work immediately. Note also that the date format for each entry uses the three letter weekday, three letter month, day, and four digit year, and any times use 24 hour time and note your timezone. | [[Example Log]] is the log created in the tutorial videos, and to help keep logs consistent and easy to navigate, this is the format you should use. Notice that after the header, the latest is on top so that someone looking at your page can see your most recent work immediately. Note also that the date format for each entry uses the three letter weekday, three letter month, day, and four digit year, and any times use 24 hour time and note your timezone. | ||
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Post a public email address for yourself | Post a public email address for yourself | ||
==Insert a picture== | ==Insert a picture== | ||
Revision as of 02:26, 17 July 2017
Hint: This page under heavy edit. See Wiki Cheatsheet for wiki editing cheatsheet.
General Introduction
Our 101Pages are growing repositories of how-to's and modules based on our developing usage of these tools. In the future they may evolve into full courses with associated badges. Note for editors: at first, we might use this as a repository of links, but the goal is to increase usability by consolidating and assimilating help resources into a single page (so that a user does not need to open 1/2 dozen links to find a solution).
For now this 101 covers how-to's for creating a basic log for the Developer Test, setting up your log during the New Developer Orientation, and other tasks, and lastly, helpful links.
How to Make a Basic Log for the Developer Test
For the Developer Test the applicant learns the basics of MediaWiki to create and name a basic log, add one entry, and upload a file. The following guide and upcoming video will walk you through these steps. (Insert <2 min Video)
- Get an account by requesting Access
- Create a wiki page (Protocol: First name + Log)
- Toggle view and edit modes
- Add a heading (Protocol on date format)
- Upload your cube file
- Embed the file in the log
How to Complete Onboarding: Format Log and Add Bio
- Post your badge
- Add Links
Help Links
Please review the following Wiki reference material. Wiki_instructions#Style_Guidelines Wiki Cheatsheet Daily_Log_of_Tasks Wiki Formatting Help Picture Editing Help [1]
Example Log is the log created in the tutorial videos, and to help keep logs consistent and easy to navigate, this is the format you should use. Notice that after the header, the latest is on top so that someone looking at your page can see your most recent work immediately. Note also that the date format for each entry uses the three letter weekday, three letter month, day, and four digit year, and any times use 24 hour time and note your timezone. Create a headline for the date like I am doing now by either bracketing your date in double equals signs or click this uppercase 'A' icon above the text entry box, which will create a level 2 headline.
(Publish early & often. Always link / embed files, even if you're not done. Put your newest work on top. Style-wise, keep it short and sweet like post-it notes on progress.) Review Best Practices for Logs.
Add links
Link to the following top of your log (for quick reference): Wiki Formatting Help if you might need it. Add the Timesheet link. This is how we submit time sheets every Monday. Add the Google Hangouts link. This is where we meet. Add the D3D for the general 3D printer project overview. Add the Development Team Log. This is where we keep all our working files and link our captured meeting videos (if you happen to miss one). Add your teammates' logs. At the first meeting you will be assigned to a team. Once you find out, refer to the Developer’s Page to find the links to their logs, and link to them on top of your page. Add the OSE Network. This is our official discussion thread.
Post a public email address for yourself
Insert a picture
Post your badge at the top of your log.