Wanted/planned page: This is a placeholder for a wanted article for the audio encyclopedia.
Student Writing Workshop on Acoustics
This workshop focuses on migrating articles from Ars Auditus to Wiki.Audio, helping preserve and modernize key materials on acoustics, psychoacoustics, and auditory physiology.
We have set up the final snapshot of the Ars Auditus website for reference:
The lists of wanted articles for the Psychoacoustics and Physiology sections are included below. Please coordinate with your team to avoid working on the same article.
Note that the original online versions often included interactive elements such as hover images and popup information boxes. These need to be adapted to the Wiki.Audio format.
You can copy the text of the original article, then from the folder you downloaded, grab the related resource (picture or sound file) and drop it in the visual editor. It will then be uploaded and attached to your wiki article.
If the original article contains any links to other articles, you can add them as links to the wiki articles, these appear in the link drop-down in the visual editor.
If the original article opens popups windows, see below.
Because Wiki.Audio has different formatting and feature support, you will need to decide how to best represent interactive content:
Be sure to credit the original author and image creator, Martina Kremer, at the end of each article.
The technical support team will be available throughout the Hackathon to help with any migration or formatting issues.