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Tutorial 2: Wiki editing
This is the second tutorial for the motivation and emotion unit of study.
The 2026 tutorial is complete. |
Overview
[edit | edit source]This tutorial:
- practices basic wiki editing skills by creating a user page
- demonstrates how to make and record social contributions
- discusses the topic development marking criteria
- Be bold + Assume good faith
- Editing
- Light/dark mode
- Edit (visual editor)
- Edit source (wikitext editor)
- Edit summaries
- User page
- Text formatting:
- Bold
- Italics etc.
- Structure
- Lists
- Links
- Internal
- Wikiversity
- Wikipedia
- External
- Internal
- Figures
- Watchlist
Social contribution
[edit | edit source]- What are social contributions?
- Any publicly viewable contribution to the internet that enhances the motivation and emotion project beyond the chapter you are working on.
- Why social contributions?
- Reward student engagement
- Encourage and support peer feedback
- Enhance communication skills
- Improve quality of work
- There are 3 types of social contributions:
- Direct editing of (past or present) book chapters
- Commenting on (past or present) book chapters
- Discussion via UCLearn discussion forum posts
- How to make and record social contributions:
- On your Wikiversity user page, create a section called “Social contributions”.
- In this section, describe each contribution with links to evidence.
- Use a numbered list.
- Search for chapters to improve
Topic development marking criteria
[edit | edit source]- Title and sub-title (10%)
- Headings (10%)
- Overview (10%)
- Key points (10%)
- Figure (10%)
- Learning feature (10%)
- References (10%)
- Resources (10%)
- User page (10%)
- Social contribution (10%)
For more details, see the:
Using genAI
[edit | edit source]- Using generative AI (guidelines for this unit)
- Prompt and generate
- Copy and paste, providing a link to the genAI conversation in the Wikiversity edit summary, and publish
- Edit to revise (human-rewrite and fact-check to improve) and include citations
- Use the Studiosity Writing Feedback Plus tool for AI feedback
Next steps
[edit | edit source]- Topic development: Develop an initial chapter plan consisting of:
- Headings
- Bullet-points (key points) for each section
- etc.
- For example, check out these examples of topic development submissions which received 100%
Recording
[edit | edit source]- Tutorial 2 (2026)
See also
[edit | edit source]- Additional tutorial material
- Book chapters
- Lecture
- Tutorials
- Topic selection (Previous tutorial)
- Physiological needs (Next tutorial)
- Admin
External links
[edit | edit source]- Wikipedia editing basics (YouTube)