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    1. Professional Development Fall 2009
      • Wiki’s are easy to use.
      • Web 2.0
      • Companies such as Microsoft, Adobe and the FBI use wiki’s to collaborate on projects.
      • Wikipedia is a common wiki that most people know with over 13 million articles.
      • The name Wiki comes from the Wiki Wiki airport shuttle in Honolulu.
      • Wiki means quick.
      • Allow for the easy creation and editing of web pages
        • No extra software required
        • Promotes meaningful topic associations
        • Meant to involve visitors
      • Collaboration tool
        • Businesses and universities use wiki’s as a place to collaborate on various projects.
      • So Many! Where to start?
        • " WYSIWYG " ("What You See Is What You Get")
          • Ease of use
        • Linking
        • Security (Public or Private)
        • Controlling the changes made on our pages.
        • Searchable
        • Free
    2.  
      • Making Edits to a page is similar to using a word processor.
      • It is easy to make links using Wiki’s
        • Copy and Paste
        • Link Button
        • Click on Internal Links
      • Wiki’s allow us to create the home page for our classrooms.
      • This gives us a place for our students to start that we control and can change to meet our needs.
      • Wiki’s can be public or private.
        • Private Wiki’s require a password to see content.
        • Public Wiki’s are open to the public to see, but not edit.
      • Usernames and passwords can be created for our students.
        • PBWiki does not require e-mail addresses for passwords
      • A main feature of wikis is the ability to undo changes made to a page.
      • Wiki’s are searchable.
        • There is a search field on each wiki page that will allow you and your students to search the entire wiki as you would search the web.
      • An opportunity for our students to collaborate on projects.
        • This means our students can create pages within our site.
      • Increase our student’s knowledge of technology as well as our own.
      • A tool for assessing our students understanding of a topic.
      • A means to use links in the curriculum in our classrooms.
      • Free?
        • Many features are free.
        • Additional features cost $.
      • Wiki’s allow our students to collaborate and to see what other students create in a controlled environment.
      • Students are interested in seeing other student work.
      • Our students will be competing in the future for jobs that require them to use technology.
      • Increase problem solving skills.
      • Motivation
      • Self-Esteem
      • Wiki’s give them the ability to become familiar with web technologies.
      • Wiki’s give us another tool for assessing our students understanding of a topic.
        • Online Quizzes
        • Creating web pages of topics discussed.
        • Seeing where our students find their information.
          • How did they use the information?
      • Wiki’s will easily allow us to use the links from the curriculum and other web pages.
      • www.pbwiki.com

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