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Axel: /* Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org */

2006-09-05T21:11:21Z

Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org

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-	A few remarks and hints:	+	==A few remarks and hints==

	*Don’t wait! Start editing your pages soon and continue working at least every other day. This is important in order to develop and shape your project idea. Writing is the best way to get your thoughts straight and identify problems. If you read your previous writings and think about what you wrote, you will find out soon what makes sense and what not – thereby improving your project.		*Don’t wait! Start editing your pages soon and continue working at least every other day. This is important in order to develop and shape your project idea. Writing is the best way to get your thoughts straight and identify problems. If you read your previous writings and think about what you wrote, you will find out soon what makes sense and what not – thereby improving your project.

Axel: /* Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org */

2006-09-05T21:10:54Z

Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org

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	#*Ethical issues		#*Ethical issues
	#*References		#*References
-	#Start developing your project by adding content to the sections.	+	#Start developing your project by adding content to the sections.
		+	#Optional: Although it is not required by the project, I would appreciate if you would introduce yourself in a few words on the “people” page of the course homepage. If you do this, please add a new page named “840.119:people_name” where name should be your name. This small exercise helps you also to understand how new pages are added – which might be useful later. If you do not want to appear there at all, you can also delete your name from the list. It’s all open source!


	A few remarks and hints:		A few remarks and hints:

-	*Don’t wait! Start editing your pages soon and continue working at least every other day. This is important in order to develop and shape your project idea. Writing is the best way to get your thoughts straight and identify problems. If you read your previous writings and think about what you wrote, you will find out soon what makes sense and what not.	+	*Don’t wait! Start editing your pages soon and continue working at least every other day. This is important in order to develop and shape your project idea. Writing is the best way to get your thoughts straight and identify problems. If you read your previous writings and think about what you wrote, you will find out soon what makes sense and what not – thereby improving your project.
	*Start editing now without caring about grammar, wording, or the logic of your arguments. You can edit everything later, delete, modify, move or add content as you wish. Just get the facts in and build a good collection of references. Sort out the wheat from the chaff later.		*Start editing now without caring about grammar, wording, or the logic of your arguments. You can edit everything later, delete, modify, move or add content as you wish. Just get the facts in and build a good collection of references. Sort out the wheat from the chaff later.
-	*Please be aware that your partner will probably also ~~add~~ the page. Currently I don’t know what happens if both of you ~~want to~~ edit ~~the same~~ page simultaneously – be aware of ~~possible~~ problems while ~~attempting to do~~ this.	+	*Please be aware that your partner will probably also edit the page. Currently I don’t know what happens if both of you edit a page simultaneously – just be aware of potential problems while doing this.
	*Please follow the outline given above to build your project website. All the top level section headings listed under 2) and 3) should be included in your project. Please fill all sections with at least some content. If you find it necessary to divide any of these sections further, please do so. But please don’t add further top level headings.		*Please follow the outline given above to build your project website. All the top level section headings listed under 2) and 3) should be included in your project. Please fill all sections with at least some content. If you find it necessary to divide any of these sections further, please do so. But please don’t add further top level headings.
-	*You may use the course template. But you don’t have to. Anyway, don’t care to much about the design of your pages. It’s the content and the logic of your arguments that matter ~~in the end~~!	+	*You may use the course template. But you don’t have to. Anyway, don’t care too much about the design of your pages. It’s the content and the logic of your arguments that matter. Nothing else!
-	*Discuss any problems you have with your ~~classmates and~~ with me. Please also use WebCT ~~for~~ this. I set up a discussion topic for each project that you can use.	+	*Discuss any problems you have with your project or OWW with me or your classmates. Please also use WebCT to do this. I set up a discussion topic for each project in WebCT that you can use.
		+	*Further Feedback welcome any time!

Axel: /* Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org */

2006-09-05T20:43:08Z

Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org

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	==Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org==		==Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org==

-	#Generate your project start page by using the course template for 840.119 by adding the code <code><nowiki>{{Template:840.119}}</nowiki></code> to the first line of your page. If you don't want to use the course template, please provide a link back to the course homepage at the bottom of ~~each~~ page.	+	#Generate your project start page by using the course template for 840.119 by adding the code <code><nowiki>{{Template:840.119}}</nowiki></code> to the first line of your page. If you don't want to use the course template, please provide a link back to the course homepage at the bottom of the page.
	#Begin adding content by typing in a short project description. This is usually called an “Abstract”. Label this section with a header called “Abstract” or “Project description” (chose one).		#Begin adding content by typing in a short project description. This is usually called an “Abstract”. Label this section with a header called “Abstract” or “Project description” (chose one).
	#Generate the following additional section headers:		#Generate the following additional section headers:

Axel at 20:33, 5 September 2006

2006-09-05T20:33:27Z

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	==Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org==		==Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org==

Axel: /* Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org */

2006-09-05T20:23:00Z

Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org

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	==Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org==		==Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org==

-	#Generate your project start page by using the course template for 840.119 by ~~using~~ the first line of ~~another course page - for example from this~~ page. If you don't want to use the template, please provide a link back to the course homepage at the bottom of each page.	+	#Generate your project start page by using the course template for 840.119 by adding the code <code><nowiki>{{Template:840.119}}</nowiki></code> to the first line of your page. If you don't want to use the course template, please provide a link back to the course homepage at the bottom of each page.
	#Begin adding content by typing in a short project description. This is usually called an “Abstract”. Label this section with a header called “Abstract” or “Project description” (chose one).		#Begin adding content by typing in a short project description. This is usually called an “Abstract”. Label this section with a header called “Abstract” or “Project description” (chose one).
	#Generate the following additional section headers:		#Generate the following additional section headers:

Axel: /* Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org */

2006-09-05T20:18:12Z

Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org

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	==Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org==		==Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org==

-	#Generate your project start page by using the course template for 840.119 by using the first line of another course page - for example from this ~~"help"~~ page. If you don't want to use the template, please provide a link back to the course homepage at the bottom of each page.	+	#Generate your project start page by using the course template for 840.119 by using the first line of another course page - for example from this page. If you don't want to use the template, please provide a link back to the course homepage at the bottom of each page.
	#Begin adding content by typing in a short project description. This is usually called an “Abstract”. Label this section with a header called “Abstract” or “Project description” (chose one).		#Begin adding content by typing in a short project description. This is usually called an “Abstract”. Label this section with a header called “Abstract” or “Project description” (chose one).
	#Generate the following additional section headers:		#Generate the following additional section headers:

Axel: /* Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org */

2006-09-05T20:17:27Z

Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org

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	==Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org==		==Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org==

		+	#Generate your project start page by using the course template for 840.119 by using the first line of another course page - for example from this "help" page. If you don't want to use the template, please provide a link back to the course homepage at the bottom of each page.
	#Begin adding content by typing in a short project description. This is usually called an “Abstract”. Label this section with a header called “Abstract” or “Project description” (chose one).		#Begin adding content by typing in a short project description. This is usually called an “Abstract”. Label this section with a header called “Abstract” or “Project description” (chose one).
	#Generate the following additional section headers:		#Generate the following additional section headers:

Axel: Use of template

2006-09-05T20:11:39Z

Use of template

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	==Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org==		==Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org==

Axel at 20:09, 5 September 2006

2006-09-05T20:09:00Z

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	==Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org==		==Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org==

-	~~#Generate your project start page by using the course template for 840.119.~~
	#Begin adding content by typing in a short project description. This is usually called an “Abstract”. Label this section with a header called “Abstract” or “Project description” (chose one).		#Begin adding content by typing in a short project description. This is usually called an “Abstract”. Label this section with a header called “Abstract” or “Project description” (chose one).
	#Generate the following additional section headers:		#Generate the following additional section headers:

Axel: First help on getting started with a project

2006-09-05T20:03:28Z

First help on getting started with a project

New page

==Developing your project webpage at openwetware.org==

#Generate your project start page by using the course template for 840.119.
#Begin adding content by typing in a short project description. This is usually called an “Abstract”. Label this section with a header called “Abstract” or “Project description” (chose one).
#Generate the following additional section headers:
#*State of the Art
#*Objectives
#*Scientific approach
#*(Potential) Impact
#*Associated risks
#*Ethical issues
#*References
#Start developing your project by adding content to the sections.

A few remarks and hints:

*Don’t wait! Start editing your pages soon and continue working at least every other day. This is important in order to develop and shape your project idea. Writing is the best way to get your thoughts straight and identify problems. If you read your previous writings and think about what you wrote, you will find out soon what makes sense and what not.
*Start editing now without caring about grammar, wording, or the logic of your arguments. You can edit everything later, delete, modify, move or add content as you wish. Just get the facts in and build a good collection of references. Sort out the wheat from the chaff later.
*Please be aware that your partner will probably also add the page. Currently I don’t know what happens if both of you want to edit the same page simultaneously – be aware of possible problems while attempting to do this.
*Please follow the outline given above to build your project website. All the top level section headings listed under 2) and 3) should be included in your project. Please fill all sections with at least some content. If you find it necessary to divide any of these sections further, please do so. But please don’t add further top level headings.
*You may use the course template. But you don’t have to. Anyway, don’t care to much about the design of your pages. It’s the content and the logic of your arguments that matter in the end!
*Discuss any problems you have with your classmates and with me. Please also use WebCT for this. I set up a discussion topic for each project that you can use.