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=Wiki While You Work: An Introduction to Wikis in Education=

[|Slides] (1.2 MB PDF)


 * Welcome and Introductions**
 * Welcome Activity


 * The Read-Only Web**
 * Powerful resource for educators and students, but…
 * Information moves from publishers to consumers
 * Information cannot be edited
 * The One-Way Web
 * Web 1.0


 * The Read/Write Web**
 * It is now as easy to create as it is to consume.
 * Anyone can publish, share, and change information
 * Two-Way Web
 * Web 2.0
 * This is changing our world!


 * Wikis**
 * Websites anyone can edit.
 * //If you can use a word processor, you can use a wiki!//
 * Visitors can see a history of changes and revert to earlier versions.
 * Visitors can discuss the page in a threaded forum.


 * Educational Wikis**
 * Collaboratively Authored Class Texts
 * Writing Projects
 * Group Projects
 * Sharing Resources
 * Grade Level Teams
 * Subject Area Teams
 * Professional Development


 * Examples**
 * The Wikipedia - [|http://www.wikipedia.org]
 * Dave Conlay's Aristotle Experiment - http://aristotle-experiment.wikispaces.com
 * Eva Wagner's Houghton-Mifflin Tech Resources Wiki - http://hmtech.wikispaces.com
 * Eva Wagner's Technology Integration Projects for Grades K-3 - http://techtips.wikispaces.com
 * Dan McDowell's Wiki Resources - http://www.ahistoryteacher.com/necc2006/
 * More Workshop Wikis - http://edtechlife.com/workshops/
 * More Examples (A wiki about wikis in education!) - http://educationalwikis.wikispaces.com/


 * More On Educational Wikis**
 * [|Why Wiki?]
 * [|The Infinite Wiki Machine]
 * [|Wiki While You Work] (Long Video)
 * [|Wikis in Plain English] (Short Video)
 * See another great workshop about wikis (from CTAP IV): http://www.ctap4.org/infolit/wiki.htm


 * Introductory Activity**
 * Demo Page


 * Create Your Own Wiki with Wikispaces.com**
 * Wikispaces for Teachers: http://www.wikispaces.com/site/for/teachers/
 * Create an Account
 * Create a Wiki
 * Edit This Page
 * Discussion
 * History
 * Notifications
 * Manage Space
 * My Account
 * Create more wikis!
 * Wikispaces Help: http://www.wikispaces.com/help+index


 * Integrating Other Tools** (Time Permitting)
 * [|Google Docs and Spreadsheets] - collaborate on documents simultaneously using a web-based office suite.
 * [|Zoho] - include web-based presentations, too.
 * [|Gliffy] - and web-based concept maps!
 * [|Gabcast] - even podcasts!


 * Benefits, Concerns, and Proactive Strategies** (If Necessary)


 * Reflection and Evaluation**
 * Reflection Activity

=Additional Online Resources=

From OUSD Summer Tech Academy 2007:
 * Ways to Use Wikis in Education** (Wiki in Education) http://www.wikiineducation.com/display/ikiw/Ways+to+use+wiki+in+education
 * Current and Potential Uses of Wikis** (from North Carolina State University) http://wikis.lib.ncsu.edu/index.php/Current_and_Potential_Uses_of_Wikis_in_the_Teaching_of_Writing
 * Wiki Rules and Guidelines** (North Carolina State University) http://wikis.lib.ncsu.edu/index.php/Wikitiquette
 * Advantages of Wikis** (North Carolina State University) http://wikis.lib.ncsu.edu/index.php/Wikis_in_Writing_Education_Research#Advantages_of_Wikis

More from Dan McDowell (2009): [|http://sites.google.com/site/ clms2009technology] http://wikiadventures. wikispaces.com

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