User:Reece/Using Wikibooks
Last updated 08:43, 26 June 2007 (UTC)
The Comprehensive Opensource Handbook for Learning Wikibooks This book is for Wikibookians of every level. Its purpose is to walk you through your Wikibook journey, starting from being a Wikibook reader. Chapter 1 covers the things you can do with a Wikibook, from reading it for your own edification, to printing it, to using it in a classroom. As you read a Wikibook, you may come across an error, and if you are willing to correct that error yourself, you are ready to read chapter 2 - becoming a Wikibook editor. As a Wikibook editor, you will find yourself fixing typos, correcting spelling, grammatical, or factual errors, or even expounding at length on a subject for which you have a passion. You may even decide you'd like to start your own Wikibook. At this point you become a Wikibook writer. Chapter 3 tells you how to start a Wikibook, how to structure it, how to attract readers, and how to recruit contributors. As your book gains more contributors, you may find them looking to you for advice and for help with administrative tasks. That would be a good time for you to read chapter 4, The Wikibook Administrator. To see the earlier version of this Wikibook Click Here. |
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Part 1: Introduction
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Introduction to Wikibooks and It's Ethos
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Part 2: Getting Started
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Staff Lounge and Community Portal
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Part 3: Introduction to 'Wiki Formatting' and Basic Editing
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Part 4: Using Images & Tables
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Part 5: Advanced User Settings
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Part 6: The Wikibooks Administrator
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Part 7: Policies
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Protected Pages (Administrators) (Policy)
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Part 8: Useful Links
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Part 9: Contributing Authors
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