Study+Report+Instructions

=Wiki article on Summer Reading= For your assigned study, please submit your report on the Wiki as explained.

**Collecting Information**

 * 1) (Re)read your assigned study
 * 2) Complete the note sheet below
 * 3) Create a graphic that provides a visual representation to help others immediately know the study and as many details as possible. (NOTE: It is wise to create your own graphic, but if you “borrow” one from another source, you MUST provide evidence that you have permission to use it and you must cite it using APA citation style. Here is a useful citation engine.
 * 4) Submit your article on the wiki using the instructions below.

**Instructions for submitting to the wiki:**

 * 1) Log into your http://oispsych2.wikispaces.com account.
 * 2) In the menu, click on the link for @Studies that Changed Psychology.
 * 3) In the menu, click on the + sign to the right of “Pages and Files.”
 * 4) Your Page Name is the NUMBER and Name of your study.
 * 5) Do not alter the Page URL
 * 6) In Add Tags, type “40S” select the option 40S from the dropdown
 * 7) Click “Create”
 * 8) This will open the document page Where you can type (and format) just as you would a Word document.
 * 9) When you have completed your article, click “Save”
 * 10) Check to be sure your article was submitted and has been added to the wiki by
 * 11) Returning to the @Studies that Changed Psychology page and look for your article in the list on the page.
 * 12) Click on your article and check to be sure that it appears and is formatted correctly.

**Troubleshooting:**

 * **Article not appearing in the list**
 * Click “pages and files” on the menu
 * Search for your page
 * Click on the arrow to the right of your page title
 * Check to be sure that the tag is “40S” (without the “”)
 * **Title of Article is incorrect**
 * Click “pages and files” on the menu
 * Search for your page
 * Click on the arrow to the right of your page title
 * Click “Rename” and change the name to be correct
 * **Other errors**
 * See your teacher