2. Form: Online encyclopaedia
Structure: Written articles with paragraphs
Content: Information about different topics, pictures
Technical conventions: See wiki slide
Mode of address: formal, serious, informative, tries
to be objective

3. Online Encyclopaedia: An Internet
encyclopedia is an encyclopedia
accessible via the World Wide Web.
Wikipedia is an online encyclopaedia
where people that have access to the
web can find out information about
generally everything with a click of a
button. From full celebrity information
to information on famous artefacts and
objects, this website is designed to give
detailed information on everything your
looking for.
Editable by the public: Wikipedia is
editable by the public who have access
to internet. This is a disadvantage
because some of the information found
on this website is unreliable and
could've been tampered with.

4. Lots of written information:
Wikipedia there is a lot of
written information. The
Wikipedia site is based in
giving the users written
information in detail about a
specific subject.
Pictures: On Wikipedia there are many pictures
to give the reader a visual experience of what
they are reading and also a specific picture on
the topic they are reading about.
Title of article: The title of the article is
to notify the reader on who or what they
are reading about. This also gives them a
easy way to search up a specific topic

5. Subheadings: subheading give the
reader an idea of what they are
reading in detail and what topic they
are reading about that surrounds the
subject or person that they searched
up. This helps the audience for extra
awareness of what the are reading.
Contents box listing
headings: this is placed
so the readers can
quickly and efficiently
skipped to the
information that they
specifically want to
read. This is good
because it makes the
research run quicker for
the reader.
Side bar with
settings/preferences/content/
suggestions: There is a sidebar
containing all the essential tools on
the website to set things to your own
preference.

6. Logo In Top Left: There is a logo in
the top left corner to represent
the website. This is a iconic
symbol that people recognise and
will know what the website is
when they see this logo. this helps
people remember the website for
future reference.
Hyperlinks: There are hyperlinks
included because these give
links to other pages that may be
relevant for the readers need.
This is good because the reader
can easily go through the pages
that relate to the topic that they
are reading about.

7. References: A reference
contains all the hyperlinks
included in the article. This is
helpful because the reader
may be trying to find a
specific hyperlink and cannot
find it so the reference has all
the hyperlinks in order so
they are easy to find.
External Links: External links are there
to redirect you to another website to
explore more about the highlighted
topic. This is good for the reader
because they find there information
quickly and easily.

8. Institutional details at the bottom: These are
included at the bottom to show who has authority
and has trademarked certain websites etc.. This is
good because then people can avoid copyright
Talk: this is a page where
people can discuss there
thoughts and opinions and
give advice on how the page
can be improved.