Responsible+Wiki+Use

**Wiki Rules**:
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 * 1) Use only your first name and last initial when identifying your work.
 * 2) Post meaningful, relevant information on your topic. Use screenshots, examples, web links, etc.
 * 3) Continue to read your topic and ask yourself, “What do I not yet understand about this topic?” and proceed to find the answer to that question and post it.
 * 4) Do not delete information written by another unless it is redundant or you can paraphrase/edit it to make it better. This is a group collaboration exercise. Work together professionally.
 * 5) Provide meaningful feedback/comments on other pages in the wiki.
 * 6) Always make sure you check over your work for spelling errors, grammar errors, and your use of words. Paste your work in a word processor and run spell-check.
 * 7) Do ask for permission to use any files that were created and owned by others, including photos, audio and video clips, etc. Make sure they are appropriate for use in a school document and copyright laws are followed. Do not post images that can identify yourself or others.

Adapted from: http://coolcatteacher.blogspot.com/2005/12/wiki-wiki-teaching-art-of-using-wiki.html

Breaking any of these rules could lead to any of the following consequences:
 * In addition, all district network acceptable use policies will be followed.
 * warning
 * detention or suspension
 * loss of wiki privileges
 * loss of school network privileges