Step Two - List Comparison - Example

This is an example of a comparison table to help put people from one or more lists into categories.  In this case there are two lists to be compared.  The categories list are down the left hand side, and the names of the lists are at the top. A comparison table like this can also be called a matrix.  Can you see how you could easily add another list of names on the right hand side for comparisons?
The categories on the lefthand side are ones that I have identified where a person from one list can be grouped with a person from the other list.
I have only used a few examples.  If you look at the mind map that you did earlier in the webquest, (an example is posted here on the blog) you will see other examples of categories that you may be able to use.

List Comparison Matrix Comparing/Classifying
	Australian of the Year Recipients	People on Australian Currency
Aboriginal	Lionel Rose Neville Bonner
Explorer		Matthew Flinders
Royalty		Queen Elizabeth II Prince Charles Diana Princess of Wales
Humanitarian/ Entrepreneur	Dick Smith Ian Kiernan
Sports	Sir Jack Brabham Evonne Goolagong Dawn Fraser Jock Sturrock
Medical	Sir Edward Dunlop Fiona Stanley	Sir Edward Dunlop
Armed Services	Sir Edward Dunlop	Sir Edward Dunlop
The Arts/Music	Robert Helpman
Scientific
Politician

Remember:  This is only an example.  You may choose to do this another way.  Remember to include all the people from both lists.  Do this task in your wiki first so that you can keep adding categories as you think of them.