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=When you finish taking notes on each issue, you will share your knowledge on the wiki. =

BUT HERE'S THE TRICKY THING: If the information is already on the wiki, YOU are not to write it again!
A wiki is a collaborative document (meaning that many people can be the author of the wiki), and that means that when information is already on the document, new writers need to be careful to make sure they add only information that is NEW and ACCURATE. One example of a wiki is WIKIPEDIA. Each member of your group will take turns inputting new information onto the wiki. Remember to include important DATES, NAMES, and CIRCUMSTANCES. Make sure that your sentences tell what happened in a way that makes sense. Check your spelling and punctuation. Question: where will your information come from before you put it on the wiki? Answer: from your notes! Your notes will be handwritten on notebook paper BEFORE any information goes on the wiki.