Good day,
I do apologise for the delay in replying. Thanks for the shared view.
With regard to STPM WIKI, i would be honored to help with the physics part. However, i have a question and some things to make clear beforehand.
Firstly, I believe i would be of help as i have a first class BSc from The University of Manchester , UK ( pardon my boasting). However due to my inexperience with teaching, numerous shortcomings would surface. If you would be willing to bear with it and advise me from time to time that would be most appreciated.
This year i have been assigned by the Kelantan state education department to plan a project / programme for my physics students. Initially i intended to build a physics portal with resources comprising text and other media like simulations as a learning aid. Alas, my IT capabilities make this rather far fetching. Your offer comes timely and i would love it if i could direct my students to the physics section once it's done.
Could i name my collaboration in stpmwiki as part of my project?
I would give full credit to your site and you in the documentations.
What i have to give is willingness and enthusiasm.. I hope your could agree to the request and still welcome me on board.
Mei Lin Puan
You can actually start right way at stpmwiki.com. You just need to register an account there and you can start a physics section directly too. That said, I usually build my materials at a temporary mirror site before publishing it at stpmwiki, email me at senghong79@gmail.com for the link as I don't want google to index the temp site. You can probably start testing there first.
As for usage, just keep in mind that the software is basically the same as wikipedia.com. Basically anything that is done on wikipedia.com can be done at stpmwiki.com. You can refer to http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki for documentation. I can also install any extensions (http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Category:Extensions) if required. For example, there are extensions to enable embedding of flash files. Basically the only thing I have added myself now is the <hide></hide> tag which was essential to the way I wanted to present the materials.
