Marking+Checklist

=__Things Ms Le and I are looking for:__=

Aitken, B., Haskings-Winner, J., Mewhinney, R., Rubinstein, B. //**Their Stories, Our History Canada's Early Years**//, Thomson Duval, 2006
 * 1) Accuracy
 * 2) Followed Instructions
 * 3) Paraphrased
 * 4) At least one picture
 * 5) References: If you're planning to include the textbook as part of your reference, use this format: Lastname, F. //**Book Title**,// Publisher, year. In particular, for our textbook Their Stories Our History, you write:

A good example to look at is The Royal Proclamation of 1763. It's a very good start for a wiki.

Ask yourself, "Can I use my wiki page to study for a quiz? Does it have enough quality information and pictures / diagrams?"


 * January 18th note:** I've noticed that the class is using some very fancy words such as "assimilation" and "conspicuous"... I'm glad you are expanding your vocabularies but, since I don't usually use such complex words myself, it makes me wonder if you have written the information in your own words! I am reading through the whole wiki, and I have to admit that I am very impressed. I hope to have a comment on each of your discussion tabs soon, making suggestions on how your groups can improve your page even more! //Mr. Lau//