Clouds+Wiki+Page+Instructions

=Clouds Wiki Page Instructions=


 * 1) You and your partner should first create a new page (click the + to the right of "pages and files" link at left of page), name it with both your names (first names and last initials) and your cloud or instrument.
 * 2) Include at least 3 pictures showing a good representation of your cloud.
 * 3) Include links (use the chain button in the editor toolbar above to make links, or the broken chain for remove links) for citation for each of your pictures.
 * 4) List the height (in SI) at which the cloud forms, and the layer(s) of the atmosphere (troposphere or stratosphere).
 * 5) Display the cloud symbol and abbreviation for this cloud.
 * 6) Describe weather conditions before, during, and after this type of cloud is seen in the sky, as appropriate.
 * 7) Give the origin of the name or names. Many clouds have a prefix modifying height, followed by the cloud type.
 * 8) In a separate section (bottom) of your page, include a picture of a cloud with each group member (giving a thumbs-up sign) in the foreground.
 * 9) Identify this cloud by name.
 * 10) Describe the weather for several hours before, during, and several hours after your picture was taken.
 * 11) Name your page with each student's name and your cloud or instrument. This is important, since other students may be naming their pages with the same cloud or instrument, and you will need to choose yours when you link to it in the clouds page.
 * 12) When you are done, type the name of your cloud or instrument under your period number, then link to your page, then save.
 * 13) See the mushroom cloud page for an example of formatting. Your links and names should be very similar, clear, and neat.
 * 14) Ask for help as you need it.

This assignment is worth 20 points for each student. Pages should be completed no later than November 8, 2011.

Good luck. Adventure is up there!

Checklist:
 * 3 pictures with citation/links
 * cloud height & atmospheric layer
 * symbol & abbreviation
 * weather conditions associated with cloud (before, during, and after if possible)
 * origin of name
 * picture with you ("thumbs-up") and any cloud (your cloud type would be ideal)
 * identify the cloud in your picture by name
 * weather before, during, and after your cloud picture was taken
 * references for information you use