SettingUpYourTeacherToolKitWiki

To set up your wiki for your teacher tool kit:
 * 1) Create a wiki
 * 2) pick that you are a student and use University of Maine at Farmington as your school
 * 3) pick a URL for your wikispace that includes your first name and says something about this kit (teacher tool kit, resource kit, how to be a teacher,...)
 * 4) click on settings
 * 5) go to "general"
 * 6) change wiki type from a classroom to a wiki; be sure to scroll down and click "save"
 * 7) go to "permissions"
 * 8) click on "verify your account" which is a link buried in a sentence
 * 9) give a phone number and when you get the call, listen for the 4-digit verification number; sadly, there is no email or text option for this
 * 10) once the account is verified, change the permission from private to protected (you may need to refresh...protected wasn't an option before you verified the account)
 * 11) go to "look and feel" and have fun changing up this wiki
 * 12) Edit the home page of your wiki
 * 13) delete the "Welcome to your wiki" information
 * 14) write "under construction" on this page to remind you to come back and add to this page
 * 15) feel free to add notes to yourself to remind you what you're going to do to this page
 * 16) no assignments should be posted on the home page
 * 17) this is a great place for an overview/purpose statement/introduction to your wiki
 * 18) feel free to add photos, informational text, etc. ; be aware of cyber security at all times...don't give out personal information that you don't want the whole world to know
 * 19) add a page titled Fires in the Bathroom
 * 20) follow the directions from the first Fires assignment to set up this page
 * 21) use this page to add your other Fires readings
 * 22) add a page for your continued learning--you can pick a title (Things I Want to Know, Continued Learning, Help!,...)
 * 23) upload your photo of yellow stickies from the day we brainstormed what you want to know about creating a positive learning environment
 * 24) feel free to add more to this page...it doesn't have to be photos--you can add text, files, ...
 * 25) add a page titled "Meaningful Engaged Learning"
 * 26) you will add your MEL reflection based on the two readings and the VAK survey to this page (and other things to come later)