Quick guide

Templates

In order to create content you might wish to use one of the following templates:

• Template:Bottleneck for adding a bottleneck description. See Mechanical slip for an example. When contributing a bottleneck please avoid vague descriptions and follow the guidelines for bottleneck descriptions.
• Template:Decoding work for adding information on Decoding work which extends to mere description of a bottleneck. See Group activities in interactive teaching for an example.
• Template:PublishedWork for adding bibliographical data about published work on Decoding. See Decoding group activities in interactive teaching for an example.
• Template:Benutzerseite for adding information about a person engaged in Decoding work (usually yourself). See David Pace for an example.
• Template:Resource-File for sharing research data related to Decoding work. See File:Transcript-groupactivities.pdf for an example.

You don't have to adhere to the templates. Feel free to add or remove sections as needed. However, it is helpful if you take care in providing information on Categories.

Adding categories

By adding categories you add structural information which feeds into pages like

• Category:Decoding work which sorts Decoding work by discipline
• Category:PublishedWork which sorts literature by authors, discipline and type of publication
• Category:Person which sorts users by discipline

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To view category trees go to

Special:CategoryTree and type "Decoding work", "PublishedWork", or "Person" into the Category-field in order to view the full tree.

Also note that in the categorization scheme used here a category can have more than one parent. For instance,, Cathegory:History is a child of Category:Decoding work, Category:PublishedWork, and Category:Person.