User:PCJStudent1/sandbox

Setup

Video walkthrough of setup instructions

We will begin by making a copy of these exercises in your sandbox.

1. Log into Wikipedia. If you do not have an account, you can create one.
2. Leave this page open for instructions. Open the following link in a new tab: create or edit your sandbox (Tip: To open a link in a new tab, right-click the link → select 'Open in a new tab' OR ⌃ Ctrl + click the link)
3. On this (instructions) page:
   1. click Edit or Edit source to the left of the search box (top-right corner of your screen) and copy the text contents of the entire page. (Tip: In the text box, press ⌃ Ctrl + a to select all.)
4. On the sandbox page (from Step 1):
   1. paste the copied content (from Step 2) into the edit box.
   2. click Publish changes to publish the page.

This will give you a copy of this page in your sandbox, which you can now freely edit.

How to use

Complete the exercises according to instructions. If you are sighted and are new to editing Wikipedia, use the visual editor (slides 13-20).

You can refer to notes in:

• "How to edit" section of this editing overview
• Visual editor toolbar basics
• "Improve old stuff" section of the DIY slide deck

To begin editing, click Edit or Edit source to the left of the search box (top-right corner of your screen).

Press Publish changes to save changes.

Formatting

The medieval monks' reading carrellwas indeed a singing booth

Headings

In the space below, replicate and format headings in Delroy Lindo.

Link

Internal links

Link to one song and one movie

This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody)

El Topo

External links

Create a link to the following site: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a85hHp42CBA

Vera Cujdoe [1]

Cite

Create a formatted citation for the following: https://www.pressreader.com/canada/toronto-star/20131219/281827166586179

Recognizing Canadian Heroes of Mandela's Rainbow Coalition

Add sentence

Summarise and cite the content of this article. Assume that you are adding a sentence on coming changes to Reggae Lane on the article for the Eglinton West neighbourhood.

The somewhat recently named Reggae Lane sits back from the major intersection Oakwood and Eglington. At one time a hub for Toronto's reggae scene, the lane has seen better days but clean up and restoration projects are underway to return it to its former glory. Residents are pleased and hope that it will once again become an important cultural hub and an integral part of Little Jamaica. However, many are worried that development projects, specifically the new LRT line, which is sure to bring developers hungry to capitalize on the opportunities for condos might detract from or steam roll Reggae Lane altogether

Infobox

In the space below, manually replicate the infobox on the article for Nathaniel Dett. (Please do not copy and paste.) Remember: an infobox is a template! To add a template, press "Insert" > "Template".

Robert Nathaniel Dett
Born	October 11, 1882 Niagra Falls, Ontario, Canada
Resting place	Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada
Occupation(s)	Composer, Choral Director, Organist, Pianist