Using Wikispaces In The Classroom
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Wikispaces is a free hosting service that allows users to collaboratively create and share web pages. It can be used in classrooms to enhance instruction by providing a central online space for students to upload work, communicate, and work collaboratively on projects from any internet-connected device. Teachers can create class wikispaces pages to organize projects and information in one place. Wikispaces also allows for differentiated instruction and is easy for teachers to manage and students to navigate. To set up a class wikispace, teachers sign up on Wikispaces.com, name their site, customize pages, add content, and invite students.
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This document discusses the use of wikis in education. It begins by defining wikis as online collaborative writing spaces that allow anyone with rights to edit text. It then discusses why wikis should be used in education, noting that they encourage positive interdependence, accountability, and peer interaction among students. The document provides instructions on how to set up and use wikis, and outlines benefits such as allowing students to construct knowledge and develop research projects in one shared space. Finally, it discusses educational applications of wikis and some potential concerns regarding their use.
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