Wiki+Checklist

Each of these must be on your wiki on separate pages:
Your wiki is an ongoing source of information on your topic. This is the portfolio of your SYP.


 * __Viewers should get a complete sense of your project and leave your wiki with new insights__**.

**Your Proposal - Before the last day of January** As submitted in Nov. or as revised **Artifacts** **Annotated - Before the last day of 1st week in February** Your Annotated Artifacts document is dependent upon your Project Mapping and Excavations **Literature Review - Before the last day of last week in February** Your Lit Review is dependent upon your Annotated Artifacts **Your Paper's Big Three - Before the last day of 1st week in March** Topic, Question, and Thesis **Outline - Before the last day of the 2nd week in March** Your Outline is based upon your Lit Review and your Thesis **All Drafts - Rougly #1**, **#2, and Final Draft - Before the end of the term** Your Draft is based upon your outline

Also add anything else related to SYP. This MUST include: Your timeline and Term 4 Action Plan IRT's Surveys Image galleries Audio and Video Notes, Journal entries, Blogs etc...

**Red Flags**
**If you are missing any of the above pages on your wiki**
 * [[image:red-flag-bkt_3962.jpg height="38"]]If SYP faculty and/or your reader don't know how to describe your thesis or project**

Remember:

 * **Rethink the first page** of your wiki. Who will be looking at it? What do you want them to know right away? What should they be seeing/hearing? Get them as excited as you are about your project. Add visuals, multimedia, interactive content, anything to draw them in.
 * By nature, a wiki is a **work in progress**.
 * **Don't wait** until something is finalized to post it.
 * **The more you add** to these pages the more your reader can help you.