User talk:Tdwyer9532
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This is a regular sentence. Tdwyer9532 (talk) 02:53, 25 October 2013 (UTC)Tdwyer9532
Wikipedia Education Program at Chapman University
[edit]This user is enrolled in a course on Jewish History taking place at Chapman University in Fall 2013, as part of the Wikipedia Education Program.
Feedback from instructor on Wiki 1
[edit]The following feedback relates to the "Wiki 1" assignment.
Sandbox
[edit]Heading, sub-heading, normal sentence, bold, italics, and footnote all look good.
When beginning a new line in Wikipedia, avoid beginning the line with a whitespace, which results in a rectangular frame around the word, as in your Sandbox.
So instead of
The Shema is a Jewish prayer.
You would put
The Shema is a Jewish prayer.
Leaving a comment on a classmate's Talk Page
[edit]This looks good. Chapmansh (talk) 23:43, 28 October 2013 (UTC)