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The use of “WIKI” in Euroguidance EUROGUIDANCE Jef Vanraepenbusch, EUROGUIDANCE Flanders (B)

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Coming of age: an introduction to the new world wide web Featuring case studies and how-to articles by leading practitioners in the world of education

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Tools for collaboration Social networks  Facebook, Twitter…  Flickr, Pinterest…  YouTube Blogs Wiki’s Podcasts

First example … Develop webdocuments together Make your Wiki for free

What is a WIKI? - A website that allows visitors to add, remove, edit and change content. - It also allows for linking among any number of pages and websites. - It is easy to use and an effective tool for collaborative authoring.

Advantages of a WIKI? -It’s free and ad-free for educational use worldwide. -2GB of space, unlimited pages. -Upload files up to 20MB/file. -It’s easy, no program language or HTML code knowledge required, easy to use editor. -Nothing to install on your computer. -Use media and widgets from all over the Web. -Complete history of every edit. -You can update from anywhere, if you have an internet connection. -…

How are WIKI’s used? -Student Portfolios. -Project-Based Learning. -Curriculum Planning. -Professional Development. -Student Assignments. -Distance Learning. -… In EUROGUIDANCE: -As a homepage of a centre. -As a tool to work together in the workgroup Mobility.

Registering for wikispaces

Who can view your WIKI?

Sign in to Wikispace

Click “edit” this page

The editing toolbar will appear!

Basic editing functions

Advanced editing functions

Insert images and documents

Inserting hyperlinks (1) To insert a hyperlink to a page in your wiki or to an outside Internet page: - Highlight the text - Click on the Insert Link icon

Inserting hyperlinks (2)

Inserting Dynamic HTML - Widgets Click on the Embed Widget icon Select the icon that corresponds to the widget type you are inserting. If you cannot find an appropriate icon, select Other HTML. Paste the Embed HTML code from your widget into the text field and click Save. (see next slide for image)

Inserting Dynamic HTML - Widgets

Widgets - example video (from Youtube)

Widgets – example survey (from Surveymonkey)

Adding a table of content (1) Open widget

Adding a table of content (2)

Adding a tag cloud

Other things you can do… -Reading, Creating, and Replying to Discussion Topics. -Managing Your Wiki. -Be Notified of Changes. -Notify Me, RSS feed. -Manage Your Wiki’s Preferences. -Look and Feel. -Members and Permissions. -Invite People to Your Wiki.

Maximize Your Wiki Experience Wikispaces Tips and Tricks: Wikispaces Help: Wikispaces Tours: Creating / Registering Educational Wikis:

EUROGUIDANCE WIKI’s EUROGUIDANCE Flanders: Workgroup mobility English: Workgroup mobility French: Workgroup mobility Latvian Werkgroep mobiliteit Dutch/Nederlands

Twitter Twitter is an information network that brings people closer to what’s important to them. -Every day, millions of people turn to Twitter to connect to their interests, to share information, and find out what's happening in the world right now. -Anyone can read, write and share messages of up to 140 characters on Twitter. -These messages, or Tweets, are available to anyone interested in reading them, whether logged in or not. -Your followers receive every one of your messages in their timeline - a feed of all the accounts they have subscribed to or followed on Twitter. -This unique combination of open, public, and unfiltered Tweets delivered in a simple, standardized 140-character unit, allows Twitter users to share and discover what’s happening on any device in real time.

Pinterest Pinterest is a Virtual Pinboard. -Pinterest lets you organize and share all the beautiful things you find on the web. -People use pinboards to plan their weddings, decorate their homes, and organize their favorite recipes. BUT also on guidance, mobility VET… -Best of all, you can browse pinboards created by other people. -Browsing pinboards is a fun way to discover new things and get inspiration from people who share your interests.

More tools for social media? Look at:

Thank you! Jef Vanraepenbusch EUROGUIDANCE Flemish Ministry for Education and Training EPOS Agency H. Consciencegebouw Koning Albert II-laan 15, kamer 2A19 B-1210 Brussel Belgium Tel.: +32 (0)2/ Fax: +32 (0)2/ Direct number: +32 (0)2/ url: