The document discusses how wikis will be used to grade student group work, with grades based on contribution history, frequency of work, work distribution, content changes, and magnitude of work done according to the wiki logs, making the private group work process public and allowing inferences about group dynamics. It notes that editing wikis is easy and they can serve as virtual meeting rooms for remote work.

1. iki Essentials 2.0

2. The Basics What is a wiki? Every group is graded based on how they use the wiki. Working Pages, what’re they for?

3. Grading Criteria Contribution History Frequency Work distribution Content Changes Magnitude of work done Top contributors Contribution History

4. What does this mean for us All actions that are logged on the wiki(s) contribute towards your grade. This includes a simple grammatical correction made from Starbucks at 2:43 am. The private working process of the project, is not private anymore. Group dynamics can be inferred from the wiki logs.

5. Relax This could be good news. Editing the wiki is very easy Work from home and use the wikis as your meeting rooms. Demo:

6. Wiki Patterns