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Simply type article name to ''text box'' and press ''Create article''-button
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[[Category:Opasnet]]
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;Variable: Variable is a basic building block of an [[assessment]]. [[Variable|More information about variables]].
  
<createbox>
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<inputbox>
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type=create
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break=yes
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width=50
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buttonlabel=Create variable
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align=left
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preload=template:variablestructure
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</inputbox>
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|style="background-color: #FFE8FF;"|
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;Assessment: Assessment is a process for describing a particular piece of reality in aim to fulfill a certain information need in a decision-making situation. [[Assessment|More information about assessments]].
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<inputbox>
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type=create
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break=yes
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width=50
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buttonlabel=Create assessment
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align=left
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preload=template:assessment_structure
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</inputbox>
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;Encyclopedia article: Encyclopedia articles are pages that are not formal assessment objects and not nuggets either. Unlike formal objects, they can have a flexible structure and they are not directly used in assessments as objects. [[:Category:Encyclopedia_article|More information about encyclopedia articles]].
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<inputbox>
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type=create
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break=yes
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width=50
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buttonlabel=Create encyclopedia
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align=left
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preload=template:encyclopedia_structure
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</inputbox>
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|style="background-color: #FFEFFF;"|
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;Blank page: Use this if you want create a blank page. Please note that pages without a page type should not be used; you should add the page type later. If you don't know a good page type, it is usually an encyclopedia article.
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<inputbox>
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type=create
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break=yes
 
width=50
 
width=50
 
buttonlabel=Create article
 
buttonlabel=Create article
 
align=left
 
align=left
</createbox>
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</inputbox>
  
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__NOTOC__
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== Basic guidelines ==
  
 
There are few basic guidelines which are good to keep in mind while naming articles:
 
There are few basic guidelines which are good to keep in mind while naming articles:
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* Use descriptive names
 
* Use descriptive names
 
* Names can consist of several words
 
* Names can consist of several words
 
* Numbers and spaces are allowed
 
* Numbers and spaces are allowed
* Do not use special characters like # < > [ ] | { }
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* Do not use special characters like # &lt; &gt; [ ] | { }
* Names are case-sensitive
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* Names are case-sensitive  
 
** mediaWiki is same as MediaWiki but not same as mediawiki
 
** mediaWiki is same as MediaWiki but not same as mediawiki
 
** Capitalization matters after the first letter but not in the first letter
 
** Capitalization matters after the first letter but not in the first letter
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[[op_fi:Luo uusia sivuja]]

Latest revision as of 15:24, 30 August 2017

Variable
Variable is a basic building block of an assessment. More information about variables.




Assessment
Assessment is a process for describing a particular piece of reality in aim to fulfill a certain information need in a decision-making situation. More information about assessments.

Encyclopedia article
Encyclopedia articles are pages that are not formal assessment objects and not nuggets either. Unlike formal objects, they can have a flexible structure and they are not directly used in assessments as objects. More information about encyclopedia articles.

Blank page
Use this if you want create a blank page. Please note that pages without a page type should not be used; you should add the page type later. If you don't know a good page type, it is usually an encyclopedia article.


Basic guidelines

There are few basic guidelines which are good to keep in mind while naming articles:

  • Use descriptive names
  • Names can consist of several words
  • Numbers and spaces are allowed
  • Do not use special characters like # < > [ ] | { }
  • Names are case-sensitive
    • mediaWiki is same as MediaWiki but not same as mediawiki
    • Capitalization matters after the first letter but not in the first letter