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At the beginning of each session, you should review the previous session (if you are running more than one session). If you are developing a set of sessions, you should use a particular template called 'review of follow-up activities' to do this. The wiki text for the "review of the follow up from last time" logically belongs to the previous session, so by using the "review of follow up" template, you will be able to attach this wiki text to the previous session. This process is a little more complicated, so we'll come back to this at the end! | At the beginning of each session, you should review the previous session (if you are running more than one session). If you are developing a set of sessions, you should use a particular template called 'review of follow-up activities' to do this. The wiki text for the "review of the follow up from last time" logically belongs to the previous session, so by using the "review of follow up" template, you will be able to attach this wiki text to the previous session. This process is a little more complicated, so we'll come back to this at the end! | ||
= Session activitiy 1: | = Session activitiy 1: Activities = | ||
Each session has a number of sections, and some activities within that. Here are some sample activities: | Each session has a number of sections, and some activities within that. Here are some sample activities: | ||
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You basically continue adding activities like this, often covering new topics. | You basically continue adding activities like this, often covering new topics. | ||
= Session activity 2: | = Session activity 2: Formatting text = | ||
There are a number of templates that you can use for formatting the text. You have already met the "ednote" template, which creates an "educator/facilitator note': | There are a number of templates that you can use for formatting the text. You have already met the "ednote" template, which creates an "educator/facilitator note': | ||
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{{ednote|text=Some text}} | {{ednote|text=Some text}} | ||
You can also use speechbubbles (see [[:Category:Speech_bubble_templates]]), e.g. | You can also use speechbubbles (see [[:Category:Speech_bubble_templates]]), e.g. | ||
<nowiki>{{speechbubble|text= Some text }}</nowiki> | |||
which creates | |||
{{speechbubble|text=some text}} | {{speechbubble|text=some text}} | ||
You can also add "background reading", | |||
<nowiki>{{background|text= some text }}</nowiki> | |||
which creates | |||
{{background|text= some text }} | |||
= Adding resources = | |||
If an activity requires resources, you can add them using the ''file'' template: {{File|my file.pdf}} and upload them. | If an activity requires resources, you can add them using the ''file'' template: {{File|my file.pdf}} and upload them. | ||
