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== Contributing Resources to the Wiki == | == Contributing Resources to the Wiki == | ||
=== Prerequisites === | |||
You must create an account to have access to editing pages. | |||
=== How can I create a new wiki page? === | === How can I create a new wiki page? === | ||
The easiest way to create a new wiki page is to navigate to the URL of the page you want to create. Go to: | The easiest way to create a new wiki page is to navigate to the URL of the page you want to create. Go to: | ||
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# <u>Content</u>: Here, put the content of your actual page. Write as if you are teaching in a classroom setting, and aim to be as explanatory as possible. | # <u>Content</u>: Here, put the content of your actual page. Write as if you are teaching in a classroom setting, and aim to be as explanatory as possible. | ||
# <u>Sample Cases</u>: If relevant, you should include links to sample cases of the argument you are writing about so debaters can see the argument in context. [[Uploading Files|See here for a guide on uploading files.]] | # <u>Sample Cases</u>: If relevant, you should include links to sample cases of the argument you are writing about so debaters can see the argument in context. [[Uploading Files|See here for a guide on uploading files.]] | ||
==== Exemplar Pages ==== | ==== Exemplar Pages ==== | ||
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[[Policy]] provides a detailed and easy to understand description of some of the most common arguments in debate. | [[Policy]] provides a detailed and easy to understand description of some of the most common arguments in debate. | ||
[[Determinism]] is comprehensive in its explanation of a philosophical concept and provides motivation for reading the argument. | [[Determinism]] is comprehensive in its explanation of a philosophical concept and provides motivation for reading the argument. | ||
[[A priori|a Prioris]] provides good background for explaining logical a Prioris to encourage critical thinking when responding to arguments. | [[A priori|a Prioris]] provides good background for explaining logical a Prioris to encourage critical thinking when responding to arguments. | ||
[[Structure of a Shell]] provides a technical yet digestible explanation for theory arguments. | |||