Editing+Template

Use this template to revise or create a new page. DO NOT EDIT THIS PAGE.

NAME OF PAGE
Replace the heading above with the name of the page.

SUMMARY
Write a short one-paragraph summary of the topic. Use your own words. Do not copy Wikipedia.

Insert a line.

Ask for help if needed.

URL (INCLUDING ACTIVE LINK)
Should be an active link- works if you click on it. Enclosing the URL in double square brackets  as you type should make it an active link, or you can use the link button on the edit bar above. When you are in edit mode.

IMAGE
Insert an image of the topic being discussed. Cite the reference directly beneath the image. Do not post a live link; that might change. Copy the picture to your desktop and then upload it to the site.

AUTHOR
Ask for help if needed. State author name. If no author available use Whois to determine site owner.

LAST UPDATED - IF KNOWN
Or state : Date of publication from the Whois database.

DATE REVIEWED
The date you finished.

REVIEWED BY:
You do not have to use your name if you don't want, but if your username is not your real name and you do not sign it, I may not be able to figure out who gets the grade.

ACCURACY:
Does the information seem accurate and up to date? Are there facts which contradict information from reliable sources or texts? Be specific. Don't just say "Seems accurate." Cite examples.

READABILITY and CLARITY:
Who is the audience? Is it written appropriately for them? How easy is it to read? To determine the readability (grade level) of a passage, you can use Microsoft Word. Here are the instructions (from Word Help for Mac, should be similar on a PC): =Display the reading level for a document =

The Flesch Reading Ease scale is a system that can be used to indicate the relative complexity of written text using an analysis based on the average number of syllables per word and words per sentence. Higher scores correspond to text that is easier to understand, while lower scores correspond to text that is more difficult to understand. Most documents should have a score between 60 and 70. > After Word finishes checking spelling and grammar, it displays information about the reading level of the document. Tip If you set up Word to check the spelling and grammar of text in other languages, and a document contains text in multiple languages, Word displays readability statistics only for text in the last language that you check. For example, if a document contains three paragraphs — the first in Spanish, the second in French, and the third in English — Word displays readability statistics for the English text only.
 * 1) On the Word menu, click Preferences.
 * 2) Under Authoring and Proofing Tools, click Spelling and Grammar.
 * 3) Select the Check grammar with spelling check box.
 * 4) Select the Show readability statistics check box, and then click OK.
 * 5) On the Tools menu, click Spelling and Grammar.

EASE OF NAVIGATION:
Is it easy to find out more? Are there more pages beyond the home page, and are they external to the site or part of the site? This is just your opinion.

Insert a horizontal line between entries like this:

There's a button for this in the button bar above.

Copy your entire entry into a word processor and save it (Just in case.)