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Template and Guidelines for Web Site Articles (view source)
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'''A web site article should focus on:''' | '''A web site article should focus on:''' | ||
* One Web site | |||
* One time period | |||
* One objective | |||
If the site is complex (such as FamilySearch.org or Ancestry.com), please focus your article on one portion of the site that will help a user accomplish a single task, such as finding an ancestor’s parents in a specific place and time period. | If the site is complex (such as FamilySearch.org or Ancestry.com), please focus your article on one portion of the site that will help a user accomplish a single task, such as finding an ancestor’s parents in a specific place and time period. | ||
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* Research objective | |||
* Place | |||
* Time period | |||
Example: Online Tutorial on Reading Old Handwriting from England and Wales 1500 to 1800 | Example: Online Tutorial on Reading Old Handwriting from England and Wales 1500 to 1800 | ||
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===Overview (required)=== '''(Keep this very simple)'''''' | ===Overview (required)=== '''(Keep this very simple)'''''' | ||
* Why use the site (objective) | |||
* State the full title of the website referenced | |||
* Coverage of the website; population coverage, record total, etc. | |||
===Content (required)=== | ===Content (required)=== | ||