Talk:Hidden Disability
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| Hyperlinks | 0 | 23:15, 4 December 2015 |
| Hyperlinks | 0 | 23:10, 4 December 2015 |
| Hidden Disability | 0 | 02:47, 17 November 2014 |
| Broken Link | 2 | 09:28, 15 November 2014 |
Hi Courtney,
I think your Wiki page is great! You added plenty of important information in a very respectable manner. Reading through "A Case Study: The Potential of Dyslexic Employees," I noticed that there were two sentences with two different hyperlinks attached at the end of them. I've been trying to research the correct way to use hyperlinks, but I'm just a little confused as to which link addresses the information provided in the sentence. Do both sources bring up the same idea? It's a very minor detail, but just thought I might as well mention it! Great work otherwise!
Hi Courtney,
Your page is super interesting and your formatting makes it very easy to read. I've made some minor grammatical edits to your page. Hidden disability is such an interesting topic and I think you did a really good job at presenting the most important information, especially in terms of relating it to course material. I like your example of learning disabilities and it really illustrates what you're describing very well, you might consider working this into the format of your page a little bit differently, maybe by integrating it into the previous paragraph. Really great job all around!
Hi Courtney, Great job so far on your Wiki! I don't know much at all about the topic of hidden disabilities but I found all of your information to be very interesting and useful, just like an actual Wikipedia page! I just wanted to point out that your #8 citation in your reference list is not working so you might want to look into that. I look forward to seeing the finished project of your page!
Thank you so much Jayde. Hopefully the IT people will be able to take a look at it tomorrow and help me out. For some reason that particular citation will only enter in text under citation 8, and in the references section as citation 7. Alas, they are the same reference. I am not too sure what is going on, so I am seeking some outside help! Thank you for your input, and I am glad you liked the page.