Instructions

In reading for this class, isolate terms that have specific meaning when used by library and information science professionals. These terms can represent concepts, tools, or institutions, or can be specialized use of standard English terms by professionals in this field. Finish the additions to the wiki by midnight on Tuesday night. Be sure to look through all the definitions given by fellow students, as you are now responsible for knowing the meaning of all these terms for the Quizzes.
 * Instructions**
 * 1) Check to see that another student has not already defined the term. Use the “search” box in the menu bar on the left-hand side of the wiki.
 * 2) If the term has not yet been treated, go to the page for the chapter/week. Click the “Edit/Modifier” tab to add your content.
 * 3) Between two scroll bars, create a table that is 5 columns long x 1 line. If no more scroll bars remain at the bottom of the page, click to add one.
 * 4) Fill in the content of the table as described below and as demonstrated in the Example entry. Be sure to indicate page numbers or paragraph numbers in the citations.
 * 5) Immediately under the table, give the reference for the citation using APA.
 * 6) Save the page.
 * 7) Verify that your content displays correctly in the saved page.


 * Include for each entry: **
 * Term in English**: specialized term taken from the text needing a translation/definition. Cite the source using parenthetical citations formatting according to APA. Give the reference of the source formatting according to APA below the entry in the Bibliography section.
 * Traduction française**: the translation of the selected term with citation and reference. The French textbook we are using is an excellent place to begin.
 * Definition**: in English or French. Formal definition from an authoritative source such as a textbook, institutional web page, or published writings.
 * Date**: digits for the year, month, and day with no spaces between.
 * No.**: random number to identify the creator of the entry while keeping student identity anonymous.