home

=Sci2010 OCL wiki for discussion of study guide questions and group work= This is the first year that we have used a wiki. In SCI2010 we are always interested in trying new things and the incentive for this particular trial comes from comments made by the last two groups of Off-campus students. We need you to participate, to make comments and suggestions for improvements and not be too put-off if there are teething problems (we do sometimes come unstuck). In this inaugural year we will only use the wiki for Study Guide questions and for group editing. All other communications should go to the discussion board on Blackboard or, if private, to me, the OCL Tutor. All submissions of work must be lodged on Blackboard.
 * Welcome to SCI2010's OCL wiki!**

Answering questions from Study Guides:
At the start of 2009 I will draw up a list of people to answer specific study guide questions and email the list to you. During the week in which your allocated study guide features in the recommended workflow table (see your OCL notes for SCI2010), you should enter your answer on the wiki. If more than one person is allocated to a question, one of you should enter your answer and the others should add to it or edit it. Your edits are logged on the wiki, so it is possible to see what each person has contributed. Those nominated to answer a question must lodge their answers by mid-week. After that, all OCL students may make comments/edits. The log will ultimately contribute to your participation mark for SCI2010. You do not have to participate every week, but you should participate when nominated if you want to earn all the participation marks. You can also raise other matters relevant to the study guides, BUT please do not use the wiki for other matters to do with SCI2010. These should be raised on BLACKBOARD. Click on the study guide headings below to lodge answers and comments. NB you have to click the tab 'edit this page' to write anything, and **remember to save** (not 'save draft' but the other one at bottom right hand side) **at the end or what you've written will disappear**.

Group work on Workshop papers
Workshop papers will be a feature of 7 of the workshops (see Assignment Instructions). I will form you into groups for these papers (you will be notified by email) and give you a workshop date and group name or number. You can use this wiki to make contact with other members of your group and to group edit your workshop paper. Start a 'new page' to do so (top left hand side). The workshop paper will be due on the discussion board of Blackboard at 10am on the Wednesday of your allocated workshop, or at an On-campus day if one corresponds to your sheduled week. Papers should be about 250 words long.