Teresa Woods Rosemont 6 th Grade

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Teresa Woods Rosemont 6 th Grade

What is a Comes from the Hawaiian Phrase Wiki Wiki Which means super fast. Comes from the Hawaiian Phrase Wiki Wiki Which means super fast. One example of a large wiki is the Wikipedia, a free encyclopedia in many languages that anyone can edit.

What can you do with a Wiki Interactive assignments Embed videos Store Web Links Home work assignments Embed Web 2.0 creations Post course notes Class/organization Calendar Post course notes Syllabus Parent Information

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Do’s Use the “Help” button Identify yourself Make the Wiki user friendly Start small, start with 1 assignment or just a few pages Have a Plan Make sure each student can find the wiki and navigate through it. Make a separate page for each subject, topic or project Give each page a slightly different look The navigation is the key. Keep it maintained. Only have relevant pages visible. (Pages can be hidden until you are ready to use them.) When you add a link to an external site; do have it open in a new window.

Post student information as names, grades etc. Make your Wiki to “busy”. More is not always better. If you post a photo of a student you must have a signed press release. Have non-working links Don’ts

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