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*[[Help:User Tutorials|User Tutorials]] - These help tutorials will help you to learn how to contribute to Physiopedia.<br>  
*[[Help:User Tutorials|User Tutorials]] - These help tutorials will help you to learn how to contribute to Physiopedia.<br>  
*[[Help talk:Contents|Help FAQs]] - this page will answer all of the common questions that we get asked. <br>  
*[[Help talk:Contents|Help FAQs]] - this page will answer all of the common questions that we get asked. <br>  
*[[Educators_FAQ|Educators FAQs]] - this page specifically addresses questions that our partnering institutions and edcuators may have.
*[http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents MediaWiki Help] - Physiopedia is run on MediWiki which is an open source wiki platform.&nbsp; These are the official help pages from MediaWiki.<br>  
*[http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents MediaWiki Help] - Physiopedia is run on MediWiki which is an open source wiki platform.&nbsp; These are the official help pages from MediaWiki.<br>  
*[http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Wikitext Wikitext] - This page describes how to use 'wikitext' which is the code that this wiki is written in.&nbsp; You may want to have a look at this if you are making advanced edits to the wiki.<br>
*[http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Wikitext Wikitext] - This page describes how to use 'wikitext' which is the code that this wiki is written in.&nbsp; You may want to have a look at this if you are making advanced edits to the wiki.<br>

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Need help?[edit | edit source]

If you need help using or editing Physiopedia you should find the answers that you need somewhere in the following articles:

  • User Tutorials - These help tutorials will help you to learn how to contribute to Physiopedia.
  • Help FAQs - this page will answer all of the common questions that we get asked.
  • Educators FAQs - this page specifically addresses questions that our partnering institutions and edcuators may have.
  • MediaWiki Help - Physiopedia is run on MediWiki which is an open source wiki platform.  These are the official help pages from MediaWiki.
  • Wikitext - This page describes how to use 'wikitext' which is the code that this wiki is written in.  You may want to have a look at this if you are making advanced edits to the wiki.

Need to ask a question?[edit | edit source]

If you do not find the answer to your question in any of the above then post your question on the Help FAQs.

You can add your question to the FAQs page by clicking on the Discussion tab at the top of this page.

Alternatively you can ask your question by sending us an email

Need to practice editing?[edit | edit source]

If you would like to try editing without worrying about damaging the "real" content of the wiki you can do this in a specific page called Sandbox.