Wikis In The Classroom

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    1. Get Wiki with It!!!!!
      • An Introduction to Using Wikis in the Classroom
      • By Bill Gaskins
      Special Thank sAubri Keleman
    2. Teaching with Wikis
      • Objectives:
      • Introduce wikis and present
      • Wikis as information sources
      • Wikis as professional tools for teachers
      • Ideas for using wikis with students
    3.  
    4.  
    5. What is a Wiki?
      • A piece of software
      • Like a word document online
      • A page anyone can edit
    6. Yes but can I learn to use it?
      • You can learn to use a wiki in 30-60 min.
      • There are several free sources for wikis.
    7. What’s important about a wiki?
      • Collaboration
      • Hyperlinks
    8. Wikipedia:
      • Wikipedia is:
      • A free encyclopedia
      • Multilingual
      • Web-based
      • Written collaboratively by volunteers
      • Most articles can be changed by anyone
      • Wikipedia has more than 3,210,000 articles
    9.  
    10.  
    11. Wikis as Information Sources
      • What do you know about Wikipedia?
    12. Wikipedia
    13. Wikipedia
    14. Wikis as Information Sources
      • Nature magazine carried out an expert-led
      • investigation of Wikipedia comparing it to
      • Britannica.
      • “ The exercise revealed numerous errors in
      • both encyclopedias, but among 42 entries
      • tested, the difference in accuracy was not
      • particularly great: the average science entry
      • in Wikipedia contained around four
      • inaccuracies; Britannica, about three.”
      • (Giles, 2005, 1)
    15. Wikis as Information Sources
      • University of Buffalo professor Alex Havelis
      • created 13 errors on various posts of
      • Wikipedia. All were fixed within a couple of
      • hours.
      • During the tsunami, Wikipedia was called
      • “ the most comprehensive source
      • on the web.”
      • ( Richardson, 2005,2)
    16. Wikis as Information Sources
      • Wikipedia or Whackypedia…
    17. Wikijunior
    18. Wikijunior
    19. Wikis as Professional Tools for Teachers
      • Wikis support collaborative projects by:
      • Teachers
      • School board members
      • Schools
      • .
    20.  
    21. Wikis in Elementary and Middle Schools
      • Wikis in upper elementary school have been
      • used for collaborative writing:
      • Class newspaper
      • Story telling
      • Poetry
      • Correcting teacher samples of writing
      • Classroom wikipedia
      • Other ideas for wikis:
      • Brainstorming
      • Group work
    22.  
    23. Buckman Arts Magnet Elementary School
    24. Sample for First Grade
    25. How might students use wikis?
      • As information sources
      • As collaborative tools for group work
      • As an authentic reason to write and read
      • As a way to publish and share work
    26. Information Literacy Lessons Related to Wikis
      • Kindergarten:
      • How to type
      • How to use a mouse
      • How to paste a picture in a wiki ABC book
      • Grade three:
      • How to edit a wiki
      • How to add to the class wikipedia
    27. Information Literacy Lessons Related to Wikis
      • Grade 7:
      • Using wikis on a collaborative project
        • (A single lesson could be on respect in wikiland)
      • Evaluating wikipedia as a resource
      • Adding to wikijunior or wikipedia
    28. PbWiki
    29. PbWiki
    30. Seedwiki
    31. Get Wiki With It Bill Gaskins Carvers Bay Middle School [email_address] www.bloggingonthebay.org

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