20.109(S13):OWW in 20.109 - Revision history

AgiStachowiak: /* Sign your work */

2013-01-11T22:30:22Z

Sign your work

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	===Sign your work===		===Sign your work===
-	Sign your name to non-minor edits to the wiki. It helps us all to know who is saying what If you are logged in as yourself, you can automatically sign with your name and a timestamp just by typing <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>. Try it in the [[Sandbox]] to see what happens.	+	Sign your name to non-minor edits to the wiki. It helps us all to know who is saying what. If you are logged in as yourself, you can automatically sign with your name and a timestamp just by typing <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>. Try it in the [[Sandbox]] to see what happens.

	===Other===		===Other===
	Follow the general [[Etiquette \| '''etiquette guidelines''']] for OpenWetWare.		Follow the general [[Etiquette \| '''etiquette guidelines''']] for OpenWetWare.

AgiStachowiak: /* Use the "20.109(S12):" prefix for new pages */

2013-01-11T22:27:58Z

Use the "20.109(S12):" prefix for new pages

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	Since OpenWetWare is a wiki, anyone with an account can edit any page. And since the MediaWiki software keeps track of all the previous versions of a page, it is easy to roll back unwanted page edits. However, to keep things organized and also go easy on the TAs and instructors, there are a few 20.109-specific guidelines for editing OpenWetWare.		Since OpenWetWare is a wiki, anyone with an account can edit any page. And since the MediaWiki software keeps track of all the previous versions of a page, it is easy to roll back unwanted page edits. However, to keep things organized and also go easy on the TAs and instructors, there are a few 20.109-specific guidelines for editing OpenWetWare.

-	===Use the "20.109(~~S12~~):" prefix for new pages===	+	===Use the "20.109(S13):" prefix for new pages===
-	If you create a new page, start off the page name with "20.109(~~S12~~):." For instance, "20.109(~~S12~~):Helpful hints on doing Qiagen purifications" is a better name than "Helpful hints on doing Qiagen purifications." This labeling scheme helps others in our class find relevant pages, while signaling to people outside of the class to be respectful of our pages. Also, every page must have a unique name in MediaWiki software, so by adding the prefix "20.109(~~S12~~):", we avoid inadvertently using common page names that might be in high demand.	+	If you create a new page, start off the page name with "20.109(S13):." For instance, "20.109(S13):Helpful hints on doing Qiagen purifications" is a better name than "Helpful hints on doing Qiagen purifications." This labeling scheme helps others in our class find relevant pages, while signaling to people outside of the class to be respectful of our pages. Also, every page must have a unique name in MediaWiki software, so by adding the prefix "20.109(S13):", we avoid inadvertently using common page names that might be in high demand.

	===Use the "Talk" page not the "Article" page===		===Use the "Talk" page not the "Article" page===

AgiStachowiak: /* Editing quick links */

2013-01-11T22:27:16Z

Editing quick links

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	[http://html-color-codes.com/ HTML colors]<br>		[http://html-color-codes.com/ HTML colors]<br>

-	See also section 6, which contains mini-tutorials for two 20.109-specific tasks.	+	See also [[20.109%28S13%29:OWW_in_20.109#How_do_I_contribute.3F \| section 6]], which contains mini-tutorials for two 20.109-specific tasks.

	==What is OpenWetWare?==		==What is OpenWetWare?==

AgiStachowiak: /* Adding to a table */

2013-01-11T22:26:42Z

Adding to a table

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	Empty tables can be a bit of a confusing mess, but with a little practice you'll get the hang of filling them in and even creating them if you wish.		Empty tables can be a bit of a confusing mess, but with a little practice you'll get the hang of filling them in and even creating them if you wish.

-	The following table contains 4 columns and 3 rows (not including the headings).	+	The following table contains 4 columns and 3 rows (not including the headings). Click on the "edit" option for the ''Adding to a table'' section to see what the source code looks like. Feel free to copy the code to your user page and practice getting a feel for where columns versus rows are encoded.

	<center>		<center>

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2013-01-11T22:24:59Z

Adding to a table

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AgiStachowiak: /* Adding to a table */

2013-01-11T22:24:42Z

Adding to a table

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	Empty tables can be a bit of a confusing mess, but with a little practice you'll get the hang of filling them in and even creating them if you wish.		Empty tables can be a bit of a confusing mess, but with a little practice you'll get the hang of filling them in and even creating them if you wish.

-	The following table contains X columns and Y rows...	+	The following table contains 4 columns and 3 rows (not including the headings).
-	~~<nowiki>~~	+
	<center>		<center>
	{\| border="1"		{\| border="1"
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	! Heading 1		! Heading 1
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	! Heading 3		! Heading 3
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-	</~~nowiki~~>	+	</center>

	==20.109-specific guidelines==		==20.109-specific guidelines==

AgiStachowiak: /* Adding to a table */

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Adding to a table

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Adding to a table

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	Empty tables can be a bit of a confusing mess, but with a little practice you'll get the hang of filling them in and even creating them if you wish.		Empty tables can be a bit of a confusing mess, but with a little practice you'll get the hang of filling them in and even creating them if you wish.

-	The following ~~title~~ contains X columns and Y rows...	+	The following table contains X columns and Y rows...
	<nowiki>		<nowiki>
	<center>		<center>
	{\| border="1"		{\| border="1"
-	! ~~Protocol#~~	+	! Heading 1
-	~~! Group~~	+	! Heading 2
-	~~! 8-12 %~~	+	! Heading 3
-	~~! Wash # (partner~~ 1)	+	! Heading 4
-	! ~~Wash # (partner~~ 2)	+
-	! ~~Notes (e.g., short justification for work, whether any other parameter was changed, etc.)~~	+
-	! ~~Note changes to plan made on D4 (if any) here~~	+
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-	\|0	+	\|
-	\|~~Sample~~	+	\|
-	\|5	+	\|
-	\|5	+	\|
-	~~\|34~~	+
-	~~\|Trying maximum wash number done in past.~~	+
-	~~\|Didn't have enough 6-5 when isolated RNA, so switched to 10% 8-12.~~	+
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-	\|1	+	\|
-	\|~~Red~~	+	\|
-	\|2%	+	\|
-	\|4	+
-	~~\|24~~	+
-	~~\|following same protocol from Spring 2010 with the intention of comparing results.~~	+
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-	\|~~Orange~~	+	\|
-	\|1	+	\|
-	\|4	+
-	~~\|24~~	+
-	~~\|To examine the enrichment at a lower concentration of 8-12.~~	+
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AgiStachowiak: /* Adding to a table */

2013-01-11T00:41:01Z

Adding to a table

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	===Adding to a table===		===Adding to a table===
		+
		+	Empty tables can be a bit of a confusing mess, but with a little practice you'll get the hang of filling them in and even creating them if you wish.
		+
		+	The following title contains X columns and Y rows...
		+	<nowiki>
		+	<center>
		+	{\| border="1"
		+	! Protocol#
		+	! Group
		+	! 8-12 %
		+	! Wash # (partner 1)
		+	! Wash # (partner 2)
		+	! Notes (e.g., short justification for work, whether any other parameter was changed, etc.)
		+	! Note changes to plan made on D4 (if any) here
		+	\|-
		+	\|0
		+	\|Sample
		+	\|5
		+	\|5
		+	\|34
		+	\|Trying maximum wash number done in past.
		+	\|Didn't have enough 6-5 when isolated RNA, so switched to 10% 8-12.
		+	\|-
		+	\|1
		+	\|Red
		+	\|2%
		+	\|4
		+	\|24
		+	\|following same protocol from Spring 2010 with the intention of comparing results.
		+	\|
		+	\|-
		+	\|2
		+	\|Orange
		+	\|1
		+	\|4
		+	\|24
		+	\|To examine the enrichment at a lower concentration of 8-12.
		+	\|
		+	\|-
		+	}
		+	</nowiki>

	==20.109-specific guidelines==		==20.109-specific guidelines==

AgiStachowiak: /* Posting images */

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Posting images

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	===Posting images===		===Posting images===

-	~~First~~, ~~you must~~ upload your image to the OWW system, without regard to what page(s) you will post it on. The lefthand sidebar of any OWW page includes a toolbox, which in turn contains the "upload file" link. Directions at this page should be self-explanatory.	+	Posting an image requires two steps, which can be done in either order: upload image, and encode directions to display that image.
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		+	You may begin by uploading your image to the OWW system without regard to what page(s) you will post it on. The lefthand sidebar of any OWW page includes a toolbox, which in turn contains the "upload file" link. Directions at this page should be self-explanatory.

	By convention, please name your files according to semester_labdate_section_teamcolor-furtherdescriptionifnecessary. For example, during spring 2013, on the second day of the first module, you might name your image S13_M1D2_TR_Rainbow or S13_M1D2_WF_Rainbow depending on your section, or S13_M1D2_TR_Rainbow-cellpic1 if you were posting multiple images or simply wanted to limit ambiguity.		By convention, please name your files according to semester_labdate_section_teamcolor-furtherdescriptionifnecessary. For example, during spring 2013, on the second day of the first module, you might name your image S13_M1D2_TR_Rainbow or S13_M1D2_WF_Rainbow depending on your section, or S13_M1D2_TR_Rainbow-cellpic1 if you were posting multiple images or simply wanted to limit ambiguity.