• Don't be content with just a blank profile page! Become part of the anatowiki community by telling everyone more about yourself, adding some pictures, and maybe sharing a favorite video.
  
• Remember this site is public, so don't put information that you don't want the whole world to see!
• Browse the topics on the "How To" page and you will soon be an expert wiki editor!
  • If you still don't know how to do something, just ask! Find someone with a cool profile (like Margarita) and send that person a message asking for instructions.

• You can send a message to anyone on the site. He or she will then receive an email alerting them to the fact they have a message.

• Ask your friends or classmates to join. You can create your own group page if you want.

• Maybe it's because anatomy is not very controversial, but this feature has been underused on this site.

• You can peek at all the discussions at once at the Discussion Forum.

• For example, if you are reading about the integumentary system and feel like something is missing, then be the one to add that information! If you are reading about the digestive system and wish there was a better picture, then find a better picture and put it in! Refer to the How To page if you need specific instructions.
  

• If there is a problem, fix it! If it is a big problem or something you need help with, "Add a To Do" item (button at top of any page).
  • Remember, you cannot break anything! Being a wiki, a record of every change is kept. So even if you mess up we can revert to a prior state. [One quick warning: if you decide to vandalize the site you will be banned from future participation]
    
• If you want to see what others are working on, then browse the To-Dos or look at "What's New" and see if there is a good place to jump in and help.
• You can create your own projects. This site was created as a class project, with each "chapter" created by a different group of students. Those students have moved on to other things (but many still maintain an interest in the site). It may be up to you or your class to take on a major revision, or to add a case study, or to do whatever big project you think would really improve the site.
  • The site moderators are people who have really worked hard on this site and have an interest in its continued growth. Feel free to check in with them if you have a radical big idea but are a little hesitant to proceed.
• Help organize or add to the Online Resources
• Add to the Case Studies files
• Organize or add to the anatomy News Files
• Share your favorite Funny Video (does not have to be anatomy related)
  

• We are already getting more than 10,000 visitors monthly, but most leave quickly. How can we make them feel more welcome?
• Many more people will find this site if we use these site promotion tips.
• If you are looking for an easy way to participate, you can add keyword tags on any page. For best results, try to limit your tagging to 2-5 keyword tags per page