Add Articles to Vocabulary Wiki

This job does not involve any actual writing, coding, or creating material. However, the person that does this job must be good at searching for information on search engines and directories such as Google and Yahoo. This job also requires knowledge of how “Wiki?? websites such as Wikipedia work. The job is to collect vocabulary-related articles and post them on [[login to view URL]][1]. You must post the articles and make sure they are formatted properly using wiki conventions. I.e. you can’t simply paste the html ??" you must paste the text only and then format it with the wiki syntax. For more information on this, see: <[login to view URL]:Tutorial_%28Formatting%29> ## Deliverables Update Vocabulary Wiki with copyright-free material This job does not involve any actual writing, coding, or creating material. However, the person that does this job must be good at searching for information on search engines and directories such as Google and Yahoo. This job also requires knowledge of how “class=SpellE>Wiki?? websites such as Wikipedia work. The job is to collect vocabulary-related articles and post them on [[login to view URL]://[login to view URL]">[login to view URL]][2]>. You must post the articles and make sure they are formatted properly using class=SpellE>wiki conventions. I.e. you can’t simply paste the html ??" you must paste the text only and then format it with the class=SpellE>wiki syntax. For more information on this, see: href="[[login to view URL]:Tutorial_%28Formatting%29">[login to view URL]:Tutorial_%28Formatting%29][3]> You can get the articles from wherever you like. However, they must meet the following criteria: 1)style='font:7.0pt "Times New Roman"'> They must be of high quality 2)style='font:7.0pt "Times New Roman"'> They must be copyright free. I.e. the copyright on the article must allow reproduction on the wiki. 3)style='font:7.0pt "Times New Roman"'> They must fit the section they are posted under (For example, every article posted under “GRE w:st="on">Vocabulary Building->GRE Word Lists?? must relate to vocabulary for the GRE exam.) 4)style='font:7.0pt "Times New Roman"'> You cannot post the same article (or part of one) in the more than one place. To complete this job, you must post lots of articles in sections as follows: General w:st="on">Vocabulary Building: 5 more articles on top of the 5 that are already there (brings the total to 10) Vocabulary for Adult self improvement: You must post 5 Articles here Vocabulary for standardised tests Under the section “Vocabulary for standardised tests??, there are three sub-sections (SAT, GRE, and TOEFL). For each of these sections you must post the following articles: 1)style='font:7.0pt "Times New Roman"'> Word Lists: 5 separate word lists with at least 100 words in each. Word lists must apply to the exam in question. The lists must contain the word and the definition. 2)style='font:7.0pt "Times New Roman"'> Vocabulary tips: 3 separate articles with specific vocabulary tips for the exam in question 3)style='font:7.0pt "Times New Roman"'> Articles: 3 General articles about the exam in question You must then do a similar thing for the ESL section 1)style='font:7.0pt "Times New Roman"'> Word lists: 5 ESL word lists with word and definition 2)style='font:7.0pt "Times New Roman"'> ESL Vocabulary tips: 3 different articles about ESL vocabulary 3)style='font:7.0pt "Times New Roman"'> ESL Articles: 3 General ESL Articles ESL-English Pronunciation 5 Separate articles relating to English Pronunciation If you do a good job on this there will be much more work for you in the future ??" as this wiki will require constant maintenance and updating. ## Platform Any