In any case, it has become a most impressive resource. The page with information about wikis in education is well organized and stuffed full of useful information. Here is a partial list of it’s contents.
- What is a Wiki?
- Quick Ideas Around Classroom Uses of Wikis.
- Pedagogy
- Software (hosted wikis, server-side wikis, desktop wikis)
- Practical Advice for Classroom Use (including model collaboration, assigning roles, assigning tasks, looking at contributions, recording accomplishments, using the style guide)
The actual list is much longer than this, so check it out yourself. That last item I listed really has my attention. As I read through it, I got a bunch of practical ideas for how to make wikis work in my curriculum. These aren’t project ideas; they are process ideas. That information always feels like a set of power tools when I am lucky enough to find it. It jump starts me into a successful project.
And here is a list of the entire wiki’s main contents. (Note: I pasted it here. Clicking on any link will take you to the actual wiki’s table of contents where you make find and click any of these individual links for real.) Enjoy!
K-12 Educators Guide To Web 2.0
Weblogs in Education Alpha Stage
Social Bookmarking Tools in Education Ideas Stage
Folksonomy and Tagging Ideas Stage
Wiki: Collaborative Editing in Education Beta Stage
RSS Ideas in Education Beta Stage
Creative Commons Ideas Stage
Instant Messaging Ideas Stage
Geocaching for Educators
Information Literacy Ideas Stage
Photo Sharing in Education Ideas Stage
Video Sharing in Education Ideas Stage
Google Earth 101 for Educators
Cyberbullying 101 for Educators
Ideas for Repurposing Online Tools Ideas Stage
Glad you found the wiki useful 🙂 I hope that educators get inspired by what other teachers are doing.
Looks like a great resource. The links are not working for me..not sure if it is on your end or mine. Thanks…ah just saw the comment above and will try that URL