Wikis

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 * What is a wiki?

See my Wikipage from Tech Camp for more information.

How can I use this in the classroom?**
 * //class webpages:// teachers can upload assignments, presentations, notes, handouts, studyguides, and links to useful websites for the class.
 * //discussion boards:// host online discussions on topics
 * //collaborative projects:// manage group presentations and projects
 * //electronic portfolio:// students can host their work and upload word docs, powerpoint presentaions, photos, videos, podcasts, and other files.
 * //peer to peer sharing:// wikis can be set up to view others work and respond and share with other students.

1. Learning Latin America - 9th grade project. 2. The Digiteen Project 3. Jennifer Dorman's web 2.0 wiki - LOTS of information! 4. The Connected Classroom 5. [|Mr. Lee’s Math 12 Advanced Class] 6. Salute to Seuss 7. Web 2.0 Guru 8. List of educational wikis 9. [|Cool Cat Teacher] -shares the art of using wiki pages to teach
 * Some GREAT examples of wikis by students and teachers:**

[|Wikispaces] for Educators FAQ Teacher Help Page [|Video] Tutorial Protected vs. Private: protected allows users to view but not edit pages. Customizing your wiki: Getting Tricky or [|Glogster] Want to add [|Widgets]? [|Steps to Creating a Wiki.doc]
 * How to get started:**