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    1. CARISSA TOMLINSON, MLIS EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES LIBRARIAN LIAISON TO GERONTOLOGY, NURSING, HEALTH SCIENCES AND CULTURAL STUDIES Wikis for the Classroom
    2. Brief Library Commercial…
      • Did you know that we can come into your classroom to teach to an assignment? We’ll tailor a library instruction session to your assignment.
      • Do your students know that they can make an appointment with us for extra help?
      • Did you know that I can create web pages with resources specifically for your class?
        • http://pages.towson.edu/ctomlins/individualclasses/nurs710.html
      • Who is your library liaison?
      • Health Science, Gerontology, Nursing - Carissa Tomlinson
      • Nursing and most everything else- Sarah Crest
    3. What is a Wiki?
      • A type of website that allows for easy editing, by one or more people.
        • Wikipedia is an example
        • Generally the administrator gets to decide who has permission to do anything to the wiki.
        • Can be created collaboratively or edited collaboratively, but does not have to be collaborative.
      • Hawaiian for quick
        • Also easy !
        • Usually no need to know HTML or FTP programs
    4. Great tool for many different educational needs
      • Class wiki
        • Post links to assignments, exercises, announcements, etc- similar to using Blackboard.
        • Easily integrate multimedia
          • Video
          • Photos
          • RSS feeds from relevant journals, blogs, news sources
          • Class calendar
        • Make it interactive
          • Chat widget could be used for online office hours
          • Post reading questions- require students to answer in the comments of the wiki (students can then learn from one another)
          • Make a poll or a quiz that students can answer directly on the wiki
    5. Class wiki examples
      • East Carolina University -English 1200
        • http://eng1200.wetpaint.com/
      • Hamilton Secondary College -Forensics
        • http://hamiltoncsi.wetpaint.com/
      • National-Louis University - Children and Families Under Stress
        • http://eustress.wetpaint.com/
    6. Assignment/Exam Preparation Wiki
      • Focus your wiki on the major assignment or exam
        • Assignment/exam information/instructions
        • Multimedia options
        • A place for students to ask questions to you and their peers
      • Pediatric Education for DNBs
        • http://dnbpediatrics.wetpaint.com/
    7. Student Group Project Wiki
      • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dnL00TdmLY
        • Keep all work in one spot- don’t worry about exchanging emails
        • Keep research/bibliographic information in one spot
        • Share a project calendar
        • Brainstorming area – especially useful for web based classes or classes without much group time
        • Document tracking makes it easy to write a rough draft and turn it into the final
        • Keep all contact info accessible online
    8. Faculty/ Staff Collaboration
      • Same idea as student project collaboration
        • Good to used to create lesson plans
        • Curriculum
        • Committees
      • Does not have to be public
    9. Wikis for education?
      • Allows for active learning through the interactive capabilities between students and/or students and teacher
      • Easy to use technology
      • “ Classroom” available anytime from anywhere
      • Not ready to set one up for your class?
        • Encourage your students to use them for their group projects
        • Use existing wikis as learning tools
          • http://anatowiki.wetpaint.com
          • http://medicaleducation.wetpaint.com /
    10. Wiki Platforms
      • Easy to use web based wikis:
        • Wetpaint
        • PBWiki
        • SeedWiki
        • Wikispaces
    11. WetPaint Wikis – www.wetpaint.com
      • Easy to create and update pages
      • Use your own logo
      • Use your own domain
      • Variety of permissions settings- possible to assign roles to each user/ creator
      • Ability to back up wiki by exporting content to html document
      • Easy to navigate design
      • Ads will be removed when wikis are used for educational purposes
    12. Additional Resources
      • Brad Hemminger Cradle Talk: WIKIs in Education
        • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITqvFKb9BbA
      • Intro to Class Wikis with Wikispaces
        • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NRbbskf3cA
      • Creating a Classroom Wiki using Wetpaint
        • Creating a wiki in Wetpaint
          • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EgqSfSPRLqQ
        • Basic Editing of Wetpaint wikis
          • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wDuj-jH-Zw
        • Getting ads removed from Wetpaint wikis
          • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbh-bHhYpB0

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