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=Welcome to the WHS Faculty Wiki!=

As part of our continous improvement effort, each member of the faculty is asked to contribute one interesting website, web 2.0 tool, or article to this wiki. Contributions to the wiki will be shared during faculty meetings.

__How to share links, web 2.0 tools, and articles on this wiki__:

Find a website, web 2.0 tool, or article to share.

Copy the link to the item.

In another window, open this wiki page.

In the left-hand column, under the heading All Pages find the link for the appropriate page (website, web.20 tool, or articles).

Click on the appropriate page.

In the top right-hand corner click on the EDIT button.

Type in your text, such as an article title.

Select your text by holding the left mouse button down and dragging across the desired text.

Then click on the Link button found in the tool bar.

Click on the External Link tab, paste the web address to the item you want to share in the address box, and click the Add Link button.

Click the Save button on the tool bar and log out.

__How to post comments/thoughts__:

There is a corresponding Discussion page for each content page (Articles, Curriculum, Staff Notes, Web 2.0 Tools, Websites).

Click on the Discussion tab to the right of the Page tab.

Either select New Post or comment on an existing post.

__Curriculum__:

You'll also notice there is a Curriculum page. This is a place where the major themes/concepts from each course taught at WHS can be found in one central location. Reference this page to look for natural junctures at which cross-disciplinary units/projects can be designed.