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		+	<big>Welcome to Brock's Wiki server's help Wiki</big>
-	== '''PEKN 1P93 - Physical Activity Wiki Template''' ==	+	This Wiki is designed to help with Wikis hosted at http://kumu.brocku.ca/
-	This page is intended to be used by the various groups as a template when structuring your Group Wiki.	+	If you would like to request an academic wiki please go to http://kumu.brocku.ca/request/
-	For further support on creating Wiki's, visit the following pages:	+	==About==
		+	<big>
		+	* [[Quick Reference]] article, including YouTube videos, hosted by Matt Clare from the Centre for Pedagogical Innovation (formerly [[CTLET]])
		+	* A collection on [[:Category:Getting_Started|Getting Started]] articles.
		+	* [[Wikis_In_Education|About Wikis In Education]]
		+	* [[What is a wiki?]] A collection of answers to the question.
		+	* [[Blog]]: We're trying to keep the community up-to-date via our [[blog]] page.
		+	</big>
		+	<div>
-	Brock's Main Kumu Page: http://kumu.brocku.ca/	+	<div style="width:300px;float:right;">
-	Quick Reference Page for Wikis: http://kumu.brocku.ca/pekn1p93winter2011/Quick_Reference	+	==Top Ten Articles of [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] Articles==
		+	<TopTenPages/>
-	Spam and Banned Words: http://kumu.brocku.ca/banned/	+	</div>
		+	<div style="width:450px;">
		+	==Resources for Wiki users/contributors==
		+	* [[Add Video]] - From YouTube and other flash sources.
		+	* [[Creating an article]]
		+	* [[Creating a Category]]
		+	* [[Editing|Editing cheatsheet]]
		+	* [[Quick Creating an Account Example]]
		+	* [[Quick Editing Example]]
		+	* [[References|Adding References]]
		+	* [[Reviewing History|Reviewing and comparing article history]]
		+	* [[Sign a contribution]]
		+	* [[Spam|Dealing with spam]]
		+	* [[Wiki Reports]]
-	Wiki Help Page: http://kumu.brocku.ca/help/Main_Page	+	* Want to try editing a page or working with Wiki syntax? Try the [[Sandbox]].
		+	</div>
		+	</div>
-	== Background ==	+	==Resources for Wiki Administrators and Bureaucrats==
-		+	* [[Blog]]: The [[blog]] page has a number of updates for Administrators and Bureaucrats.
-	Use this space to introduce your topic and why it is important.	+	* [[Quick Reference]] a reference article and video prepared by the [[CTLET]]
		+	* [[Change default logo]] on kumu wikis
		+	* [[Access]] to kumu wikis
		+	* [[Dates]] for kumu wiki activation/deactivation
		+	* [[Kumu Wiki Settings]]
		+	* [[Clear Page Cache]]
		+	* [[Add wiki content to a web site]]
		+	==How you can help==
		+	* Write: If you know how to work with a Wiki contributing an explanation or guide to this wiki will help others become for familiar with Wiki'ing.
		+	* Suggest: Leave 'us' some [[suggestions]] about how our wikis should work.
		+	==RSS==
		+	* [[About RSS]]
		+	* [[Adding RSS feeds to wiki pages]]
		+	* [[Adding RSS feeds to websites]]
		+	* [[What RSS feeds do wiki's create?]]
		+	* [[Creating an RSS feed for a web site, PHP]]
-	== History ==	+	[[Image:Recycling symbol green.svg|15px]] Please consider the environment before printing this page.
-	Use this space to provide the history behind your topic. In other words, throughout history, when has physical activity been used to address your topic (e.g., when has physical activity been used to prevent violence?).	+
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-	== Target Audience ==	+
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-	Identify who would be the intended participants (e.g., pre-school, children, individuals with a disability, immigrant families, seniors, combination of groups, etc).	+
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-	== Research ==	+
-	Use this space to provide a summary of current research on how effective physical activity programs in the past have been to address your topics. This section needs to include a reference list in APA (6th Edition) and where available, provide links to the papers so that others can access the information and view the research for themselves. You must use a minimum of 5 scholarly sources (e.g., texts, journal articles, monographs). <ref>Eldar, E., & Ayvazo, S. (2009). Educating through the physical - Rationale. ''Education & Treatment of Children, 32'', 471-486. Available online: [http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/education_and_treatment_of_children/v032/32.3.eldar.pdf]</ref>	+
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-	== Existing Physical Activity Programs ==	+
-	Use this space to provide a summary of at least 5 existing physical activity programs that address your topic. You must provide a detailed description of each program and a link to the program.	+
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-	For Example:	+
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-	1. ''PlaySport'' [http://www.playsport.net]	+
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-	This program is designed as a teaching games for understanding resource. TGfU is a humanistic approach to teaching games ...	+
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-	== Best Practice Activity Suggestions ==	+
-	Based upon your review , provide 5 practical suggestions that have evidence to suggest that they are the most effective ways for physical activity to address your topic.	+
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-	You can also include video or pictures here if you'd like to demonstrate your ideas in action.	+
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-	For Example:	+
-	Instructional Video of Teaching Games for Understanding Game Categories [http://www.playsport.net/en/instructionalvideos-view.cfm?videoname=Introduction%20to%20Game%20Categories]	+
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-	== Future Directions ==	+
-	Use this space to provide recommendations for future needs related to your topic.	+
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-	== External Links ==	+
-	Use this space to provide up to 5 external links that provide the reader with more information about your topic. It could be organizations, reports, etc.	+
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-	For example	+
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-	TGfU Special Interest Group http://www.tgfu.org	+
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-	Ophea http://www.ophea.net	+
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-	Physical and Health Education Canada http://www.phecanada.ca	+
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-	==Notes and References==	+
-	<!-- place at bottom of article -->	+
-	<references/>	+
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-	* [https://kumu.brocku.ca/help/Quick_Reference Matt Clare's Quick Reference]	+

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Revision as of 23:38, 2 March 2014

Welcome to Brock's Wiki server's help Wiki

This Wiki is designed to help with Wikis hosted at http://kumu.brocku.ca/

If you would like to request an academic wiki please go to http://kumu.brocku.ca/request/

Contents 1 About 2 Top Ten Articles of 49 Articles 3 Resources for Wiki users/contributors 4 Resources for Wiki Administrators and Bureaucrats 5 How you can help 6 RSS

About

• Quick Reference article, including YouTube videos, hosted by Matt Clare from the Centre for Pedagogical Innovation (formerly CTLET)
• A collection on Getting Started articles.
• About Wikis In Education
• What is a wiki? A collection of answers to the question.
• Blog: We're trying to keep the community up-to-date via our blog page.

Resources for Wiki Administrators and Bureaucrats

• Blog: The blog page has a number of updates for Administrators and Bureaucrats.
• Quick Reference a reference article and video prepared by the CTLET
• Change default logo on kumu wikis
• Access to kumu wikis
• Dates for kumu wiki activation/deactivation
• Kumu Wiki Settings
• Clear Page Cache
• Add wiki content to a web site

How you can help

• Write: If you know how to work with a Wiki contributing an explanation or guide to this wiki will help others become for familiar with Wiki'ing.
• Suggest: Leave 'us' some suggestions about how our wikis should work.

RSS

• About RSS
• Adding RSS feeds to wiki pages
• Adding RSS feeds to websites
• What RSS feeds do wiki's create?
• Creating an RSS feed for a web site, PHP

Please consider the environment before printing this page.