Wiki

PART 1

Where is my data???? I have learned that I have to save everything before I use a new symble that I have not learned yet.

Yesterday I went to KSL to find information about learning theory, and figured out how to post it on CaseWiki. I found lots of information about learning theory on websites, but a few books in Case library. Case always does not have textbooks I want. It took time to understand the theory in English, so I tried to search it in Thai. So sad, it is not easy to find. Anyway I got them. Reading them in Thai version, and post English version on CaseWiki is the best solution. However it is not that easy. One of the problems is about copy right. I have no idea how to cite these contents on Wiki. I have seen that different people use different styles. Some use APA, some have no style though. I think I am going to use both, APA and convenient style. Hope that it will not get me in trouble.

I have been trying to upload a file, but it does not work. When I uploades a file, all former contents disappear. Go to see what happen at my draft.

PART 2
I still do not understand much about how to link an important word with link, so I looked at other peoples' wiki (pretend to edit it). OH I found the resolution!!! However, another problem is about how to upload a picture of a theorist. I have read an instruction several times from CaseWiki, but still not clear. I wish WikiThai could help. I will try next.

After looking at other writers in Wiki, I decide not to have references. I will make a citation by using link.

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Posted by: Brian Gray
Posted on: February 7, 2008 08:31 PM

Did you ask a librarian for help?

We have over 200 books that reference "learning theory. See http://catalog.case.edu/search/Y?SEARCH=learning+theory

Or over 1400 if you do a looser search. See http://catalog.case.edu/search~S0/?searchtype=X&searcharg=learning+and+theory&SORT=D&extended=0&SUBMIT=Search&searchlimits=&searchorigarg=Xlearning+theory

And if you add in OhioLINK you almost have 6000 books available.

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Posted by: Brian Gray
Posted on: February 7, 2008 08:32 PM

Stop into KSL and we would be glad to help you.

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