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This document discusses using wikis to teach English and outlines some steps for creating and using a wiki with students. It begins by defining what a wiki is and mentioning some popular wiki platforms. It then provides instructions on creating a wiki using Wikispaces, getting familiar with the basic wiki features, adding additional pages, and inviting students to join. Finally, it proposes a possible exercise for students to create wiki pages, leave dictations for partners to improve.
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Wikis: Basics, Tools and Strategies
This document summarizes tips for using wikis effectively in libraries based on a presentation by Meredith Farkas. It defines what a wiki is, how libraries have used them, and offers best practices for development and maintenance. Wikis allow collaborative editing and are good for knowledge sharing but require moderation. Tips include seeding a wiki with initial content, providing documentation for users, developing community participation, and monitoring to address spam or inappropriate content. Wikis can be used for staff collaboration, project planning, subject guides and capturing institutional knowledge when managed effectively.
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The document provides an overview of wikis including:
1. A definition of wikis as collaboratively edited bodies of work that anyone can edit in real time and that allow for organic knowledge construction.
2. Examples of how wikis have been used to rapidly disseminate information, like during the 2004 tsunami, and common types of wikis.
3. Suggestions for how wikis can be used educationally, such as creating classroom websites, managing documents, and facilitating collaboration.
4. A brief introduction to Wikispaces as a free wiki site that can be used privately for education purposes.
Wide World of Wikis
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The document discusses wikis and their uses in education. It defines wikis as webpages that can be edited by multiple users. Wikis allow for collaboration and dynamic content. They are useful educational tools as they support asynchronous learning, require basic skills, and enable student collaboration. Some examples of wiki uses include professional development, class collaboration, creating a class website, program planning, and electronic storage. The document encourages using wikis to create classroom newsletters, study guides, book reviews, timelines, and collaborative stories. It provides examples of existing wikis for classes and subject areas.
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- 10. 3. Creating a wiki with Wikispaces Write the name of your wiki here.
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