Did you know that “wiki-wiki” means “fast” in Hawaiian? By Rachel Burns and Dawn Lanzarotta Mason Middle School.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

DR. STRANGEBLOG Or, how I learned to stop worrying and love classroom technology.

Advertisements

Make-N-Take A Wiki Jenifer Marquis and Shawna Andrews.

ICT iGCSE.  You should be able to describe the use of Internet developments such as:  Web 2.0  blogs  wikis  digital media uploading websites  social.

Web 2.0 Collaborative Learning Tools By Dr Ken Ryba.

21 st Century Classrooms Tammy Elledge Coal City Unit District #1

Waverley eLearning Network Schools Wikispaces for Beginners Esther Hall

WIKIS: Who? What? Why? Where? …and How?. WHO? Wikis are for everyone – Students – Teachers – Administrators – Athletic Teams – Clubs – Anyone who wants.

Wiki History of wiki & who created it What is Wiki When it was created How wiki works.

What is a WIKI? A wiki is a webpage that anyone can access. Members can see, edit, and insert information, which provides increased opportunities for.

Blogs  Also known as a web log  A tool for collaboration in a in the 21 st century classroom  Allows one to share ideas and thoughts with the world.

WIKIS: Who? What? Why? Where? …and How?. WHO? Wikis are for everyone – Students – Teachers – Administrators – Athletic Teams – Clubs – Anyone who wants.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution License Wikispaces for Teachers A Guide to Using Them in Your Classroom.

Welcome to the Wild World of Wikis Ed Considine Boston Public Schools.

(Hawaiian for fast) "Wiki" is a backronym for "What I Know Is" A Cool Tool to enhance Student Learning.

PDF Wikispaces Blogging PBWorks You are now ready to cut the red ribbon and unveil your project to your intended audience.

Digital Learning Spaces Leanne Shultz March 2006.

What is a wiki? A wiki is a website where users can add, remove, and edit every page using a web browser.

WIKI IN EDUCATION Giti Javidi. W HAT IS WIKI ? A Wiki can be thought of as a combination of a Web site and a Word document. At its simplest, it can be.

Presented by Chad Kafka This Month’s Topic: Wikispaces Advanced Today’s session is an introduction to what a WIKI is and how they can be used in education.

Word Processors, Databases, Spreadsheets, and Data Problems.

WIKIS: Who? What? Why? Where? …and How?. WHO? Wikis are for everyone – Students – Teachers – Administrators – Athletic Teams – Clubs – Anyone who wants.

Blogs & Wikis Paula Sandridge Technology Services Dave Smith FSK

+ Writing for the World Using Wiki Technology to Promote Critical Inquiry and Social Action.

INTRODUCTION TO OFFICE 365 How To Share and Organize All In One Secure Place Panagiota “Penny” Damianeas Assessment & Testing Specialist.

Wikis in the Classroom Using Digital Tools for Improving Seminars S. Rajaratnam School for International Studies Paul T. Mitchell.

Blogs Wikis ePals Tweets Communicating and Creating with ICT.

Blogs & Wikis Paula Sandridge, Technology Services Joe Spina and Michael Leader, Northwest Middle

How Do I Do That? Creating Wikis Presented By: Stefanie Rosenberg-Cortes Joshua Wager Joshua Brown

Wikis McCook Inservice October 9, 2009 ESA2. What is a wiki?

Wiki Tahquitz High School

Wikis, Blogs and Furls Welcome to Web 2.0, let’s interact! With permission from Debbie Bohanan.

Wiki What??? Rachel Shankles LMS, Lakeside High School.

Wiki Workshop Tech PD.

WIKI, WIKI, WIKI! Using a Wiki for Collaborative Classroom Conversations Created by Betsy Hood, WGTE.

Wiki Training By Debby and Robin. What’s a wiki? wiki-wiki – is Hawaiian for “quick” wiki-wiki – is Hawaiian for “quick” A wiki is a type of website that.

 Go to YouTube and click “create account” on the top right of the page.YouTube  If you already have a Google account (i.e. gmail) then you may use this.

A blog is a web log, a frequently updated website. Authors: Usually only one person - each post is one author's voice. Others can only leave comments.

Using Web 2.0 Tools to Support Teachers, Students, and Parents WVPT Education Services.

Wikis for AVID… Create, Communicate, Collaborate California Technology Assistance Project Region V Monterey.San Benito.Santa Clara.Santa Cruz What can.

Educational Uses of Blogs and Wikis By Steven Caringella.

Lena Arena ICT Consultant, Sydney Region Creating Collaborative Blogs and Wikis.

Leaders of Learners: eduphoria! Update September 2012.

Brought to you by the Geendale ICT committee Slides can be found at sciencepw.wikispaces.com Originated from the Hawaiian language. The.

Wikispaces for Teachers A Guide to Using a Wiki in Your Classroom Presented by Kim Rycroft and Teresa Harrison Learning Application Support Specialists.

Allison Payne, GT Facilitator Oakdale Middle School Web 2.0 How-to for Educators by Gwen Solomon and Lynne Schrum, 2010.

What is a wiki? Online Collaboration with Wikis. A wiki is an easy-to-use free web page that multiple people can edit.

Working with Wikispaces Photo by zordroyd at

Carol Gaughran, MLS School Library Media Specialist GCSD Superintendent’s Conference Day March 13, 2009.

Tshilidzi Tshiredo. Introduction Long time ago even before technologies, social networking platforms and mobile devices, Dewey, J.( ) stated that.

Wikis: tools for collaboration Ace School Librarianship ICT Applications.

Wikispaces for Teachers A Guide to Using Them in Your Classroom.

Welcome to OTAN Online! Presenter: Barry Bakin If you are new to Connect, watch this short video, be sure to be back to the meeting by the starting time!

COLLABORATIVE WEB 2.0 TOOLS IN EDUCATION USING WIKIS & BLOGS IN THE CLASSROOM.

C HAPTER Introduction to Web 2.0 Wikis Copyright © 2010 Pearson Education, Inc. Publishing as Prentice Hall 4.

Overview In this tutorial you will: learn what an e-portfolio is learn about the different things e-portfolios may be used for identify some options for.

What is a Wiki? A wiki is an online database that can be edited by anyone with access to it. “ Wiki ” is Hawaiian meaning ‘ fast ’ or ‘ quick ’

A brief lesson in Wikis Researched and presented by Tessa Huftalin and Sabrina Glaza.

W HAT IS W IKIPEDIA ? An online encyclopedia that has millions of articles relating to just about any subject. Some popular topics are: academics current.

Vision: Increase regional sharing and collaboration in order to expedite the delivery and adoption of energy efficiency. Conduit is brought to you by NEEA.

Real Writing for a Real Audience. Overview During this workshop we will focus on blogs and wikis. By the end of the session you will have: a clear understanding.

WIKI By: Breanne Marsh.

Collaborative Learning using: wikis

Wikis and The Classroom

Lenva Shearing Gail Mitchell

Antonio Juan Delgado García

Louisiana: Our History.

Fast, free, fun Weebly web sites.

Introduction to Wikis.

Using Wikis to Facilitate Teaching & Learning

Presentation transcript:

Did you know that “wiki-wiki” means “fast” in Hawaiian? By Rachel Burns and Dawn Lanzarotta Mason Middle School

 Have you ever used Wikipedia?  What is it?  Wiki + (enclyclo)pedia= An encyclopedia on a wiki.  Let’s take a look

Page Discussion History

 A wiki is a website that anyone who is a member can view, add to, or edit.

 To increase student motivation and effort in all stages of the writing process.  To improve peer feedback and collaboration.  To provide an authentic audience for student writing.  To enhance student learning through the use of technology.

 To write, peer edit, publish & respond to how-to articles (research-based papers).  To post videos & activities for students.  For students to collaborate outside of class on group writing projects.  To publish student work, digital photos, and videos.

 Is it safe?  What are the advantages/disadvantages?  How do I get started?

 Mason City Schools has purchased a wiki space for teachers.  This secure wiki allows only our students and staff members to view and edit the wiki.  After creating a class wiki, teachers can choose which students and staff members can view the site. Teachers can allow membership for a whole team or restrict membership to only one class.

 It is STRONGLY RECOMMENDED that you contact your administrators and technology coordinator before creating a wiki for students regarding:  school policies  procedures  approved web sites  security issues

Students can read and respond to their classmates work. It provides an authentic, meaningful audience for students throughout the writing process. It improves student motivation and effort. Students can collaborate on assignments. Compatibility is not an issue. Anyone who can access the web can access the wiki.

ProblemSolution No spell checkType in Word, spell check, copy and paste into the wiki. Inserting clip art is a two-step processSave to the desktop or file, upload & insert into the wiki space. Time involved in learning processKids pick it up quickly; they can apply what they’ve learned to future assignments; help feature is user friendly. Student can edit each other’s wikiTeachers can track changes; students can revert to previously-saved drafts.

 It’s the way of the world.  Kids today are a technology generation.  Technology is motivational.  Wikis can be incorporated into units and/or assignments that you already do.

1.Contact your building administrator for permission. 2.Contact your technology coordinator to help you get started. 3.Explore the helpful wiki space websites listed on our handout.