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Wikis can be used to build and share knowledge in the classroom. They allow for collaborative work by students and encourage participation through commenting and editing one another's work. Effective use of wikis involves hands-on activities in a computer lab and instructors outlining participation expectations and assigning points to wiki contributions in their course assignments.
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