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=Welcome to our HIS3462 - History of Science - UCF Fall 2011 - Museum Exhibit Group Project=

Hopefully if you're here, you are a member of Group 3 which consists of Ferguson, Steele, Day, Rasmussen, and Vanderby!

 * This will be the easiest way for us to log the work we've contributed to our project. Individual work is an important part of this project. I will be making everybody their own page, which you can log into and let us know what you've researched regarding our project. Please try to keep up with this, because we will be turning in a "Team Survey" which Dr. Foster will use to allocate points.
 * In order to become a part of this Wiki, simply make an account and ask to be a member. I will get an e-mail and add you as soon as possible. If for some reason you need to reach me, please e-mail me through Webcourses (Kasey Day) or through my personal e-mail which is Daykaseya@gmail.com
 * Just a reminder, this project is due on December the 8th. It has to be between 18-20 pages long, that includes the annotated bibliography. Many of us work at different paces which is one of the pros of taking an online course. That is why it is important to **log** your research on your respective page in order for us to keep track of where we are in terms of finishing this massive project.
 * I hope this will help keep our team more organized and on track. We do need to determine one person who will be responsible for turning in our final project. Please keep this in mind as we push forward. I look forward to working with you all. Please keep in mind, you can always use the "Help" link to learn more about using Wikispaces!

I guess I'm going to officially make this the updates portion of our Wiki.
==1. We have officially decided on an exhibit surrounding the works of Sir Isaac Newton! Please check out the new "Sir Isaac Newton" page to contribute any and all facts and information you have discovered regarding Mr. Newton.==

2. In terms of our cohesive theme, we are going to go with the life and influential contributions of Sir Isaac Newton.
==3. Because we are covering the life of Isaac Newton, rationally our exhibit should be as chronological as possible. This means we need to divide up sections of the exhibit. Obviously our first area would be "Early Life". Joslyn has submitted some really great ideas for the "Laws of Gravity" area of the exhibit. Obviously we are going to need several more, and here are just some of my ideas: Controversy and Calculus, Prisms and Opticks, and Motion. We're going to need more so if you have any ideas please submit them on your Contributions page or through Webcourses. After we have decided on all of our sections, we can then divide up the work.==

Austin Steele - Contributions Charles Ferguson - Contributions Jacqueline Vanderby - Contributions Joslyn Rasmussen - Contributions Kasey Day - Contributions Sir Isaac Newton