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Wikis in Science

Wikis in Science. Wikispaces. Sheila Peres da Silva OLMC Parramatta 8 th September 2012. Why use wikis? Engage in a wiki Make your own wiki. This workshop will cover. Why Wikis?. To manage student learning activities. Why Wikis?. Students can show off their creative talents.

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Wikis in Science

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  1. Wikis in Science Wikispaces Sheila Peres da Silva OLMC Parramatta 8th September 2012

  2. Why use wikis? Engage in a wiki Make your own wiki This workshop will cover

  3. Why Wikis? • To manage student learning activities.

  4. Why Wikis? • Students can show off their creative talents

  5. Why Wikis? • Students work at their own pace

  6. Why Wikis? • Absent students can access learning material

  7. Why Wikis? • Students learn from their peers.

  8. Why Wikis? • To assess student knowledge & technology skills

  9. Tips for making your own wiki • Create a Digital citizenship page

  10. Create pages containing learning outcomes and learning activities for each topic

  11. Tips for making your own wiki • Create student pages using the User Creator bulk method .csv file

  12. Tips for making your own wiki • Permissions and Locking pages that you would not like students to edit

  13. Engage in a wiki www.qualityscience.wikispaces.com

  14. Conclusion • Think about: would your students be more engaged in their learning when they have their own wiki page? • Questions? Email: peresds@olmc.nsw.edu.au @sheellap

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