EPISODE · Oct 1, 2024 · 21 MIN
Wiki Grading Note
from Hayley in Higher Ed | Professor at UCCS · host Dr. Hayley Blackburn
This project asks you to create a reference library using a wiki software for a company to organize technical descriptions about industry topics. Transcript Your project will be graded on the following requirements: A formal memo as your project retrospective that details: -Work Assessment: how you met the objectives of the project -Process Reflection: why you made your creative choices and solved problems during the project -Applications: how the skills, technology, and experiences from this project will help you improve as a professional in your field A wiki home page that provides -Welcome: the purpose and orientation of the library you've created, including its branding -Software Description: how the wiki software works so their employees understand the tool -Best Practices: for writing technical descriptions so their employees can add quality entries on their own An entry for a piece of equipment relevant to the company that models -Extended Definition: the type, class, and features that distinguish the equipment -Mechanical Functions: a detailed explanation of how the components work as a system -Specifications: a list of the color, material, weight, dimensions, and other relevant specs An entry for a non-instructional technical process (select a chemical, biological, physics, electrical circuit, or environmental process) relevant to the company that models: -Extended Definition: the type, class, and stages that distinguish the process -Sequencing: a detailed explanation of how the process completes and functions as a system -Outcomes: an overview of the output generated by the process sequence One type of each visual with a caption and proper copyright considerations -Photo, Rendering, or Illustration -Table -Diagram or Flowchart You must include polished writing, visuals, and design throughout the sections.
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