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Wikis in the Classroom. http://rosemont6.wikispaces.com. Teresa Woods Rosemont 6 th Grade. What is a . WIKI. Comes from the Hawaiian Phrase Wiki Wiki Which means super fast. One example of a large wiki is the Wikipedia, a free encyclopedia in many languages that anyone can edit. .
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Wikis in the Classroom http://rosemont6.wikispaces.com Teresa Woods Rosemont 6th Grade
What is a WIKI Comes from the Hawaiian Phrase Wiki Wiki Which means super fast. One example of a large wiki is the Wikipedia, a free encyclopedia in many languages that anyone can edit.
What can you do with a Wiki Class/organization Calendar Syllabus Parent Information Embed videos Post course notes Store Web Links Post course notes Embed Web 2.0 creations Interactive assignments Home work assignments
Sample Wikis Rosemont 6th Grade Library http://rosemont6.wikispaces.com/ Arbor Heights Elementary http://arborheights.wikispaces.com
Post Home work and parent information 7th Grade Home Work http://7thgradehomework.wikispaces.com
Share Student Work Springfield http://andtothink.wikispaces.com
Share and Organize Web Links Mr. Valdez – Social Studies http://rosemontsocialstudies.wikispaces.com
Student Oriented & Interactive Corzet Math http://crozetmath0809.wikispaces.com
Post Student information, Assignments and handouts. Mrs. Pilgreen - English I http://pilgreenenglish.wikispaces.com MOS Review http://lsamsavideo.wikispaces.com Speech Class http://pilgreenspeech.wikispaces.com
Interactive assignments Ipod Project http://crozetmath0809.wikispaces.com/iPodPilot 6th Grade Remedial English http://6thgrade-07.pbworks.com/w/page/1071815/FrontPage 7th Grade Science http://mrsfranksciencewiki.wikispaces.com
Widgets Embedding a video & Web 2.0 items High School British Lit. http://pilgreenbritishliterature.wikispaces.com Rosemont 6th – Voki , Aminoto http://rosemont6.wikispaces.com
Do’s • Use the “Help” button • Identify yourself • Make the Wiki user friendly • Start small, start with 1 assignment or just a few pages • Have a Plan • Make sure each student can find the wiki and navigate through it. • Make a separate page for each subject, topic or project • Give each page a slightly different look • The navigation is the key. Keep it maintained. • Only have relevant pages visible. (Pages can be hidden until you are ready to use them.) • When you add a link to an external site; do have it open in a new window.
Don’ts • Post student information as names, grades etc. • Make your Wiki to “busy”. More is not always better. • If you post a photo of a student you must have a signed press release. • Have non-working links
Where to Start Wiki Spaces http://www.wikispaces.com/site/for/teachers Wetpaint Wikis in Education http://wikisineducation.wetpaint.com PpWorks http://pbworks.com/
Resources • 17 Interesting Ways to use a Wiki • https://docs.google.com/present/view?id=dhn2vcv5_164hj4tw6gf • Wikis in Education • http://www.shambles.net/pages/learning/ict/wikiedu • Design Ideas • http://www.teachersfirst.com/content/wiki • Wikis in Plain English • http://www.commoncraft.com/video-wikis-plain-english