Wikis. Shelby County PLU 2010-2011 What is a wiki? Wiki is Hawaiian for “quick” or “quickly.” A type of website that allows users to easily add and edit.

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Wikis

Shelby County PLU What is a wiki? Wiki is Hawaiian for “quick” or “quickly.” A type of website that allows users to easily add and edit content. Open to the public, so the content can be changed any time, by anyone. Very effective tools for collaborative writing

Shelby County PLU Why Would I Want a Wiki? It can be a very effective means of promoting collaboration for professional learning communities or schoolwide projects. You can join educator wikis, sharing ideas relevant to instruction or co-authoring documents. Teachers may find wikis an easier method of compiling classroom project information (compared to a traditional website).

Shelby County PLU Wikis for PLCs

Shelby County PLU How can teachers use wikis? To manage classroom projects To post student work (photos/videos) To promote collaboration among students To expose students to “online learning experiences” prior to college

Shelby County PLU Great Wikis by Teachers Kelly Rush (Trussville City Schools) – lly.Rush/US%20Government/Wiki%20Pages/Home. aspxhttps:// lly.Rush/US%20Government/Wiki%20Pages/Home. aspx Amanda McIntosh – Reading Journals – manda.McIntosh/readingjournawikis/Wiki%20Pages /Kailey%20L.aspxhttps:// manda.McIntosh/readingjournawikis/Wiki%20Pages /Kailey%20L.aspx

Shelby County PLU My Favorite Source of Wikis & How Powerful They Can Be Schoolwide

Shelby County PLU What about Wikipedia? Wikipedia.com is an online encyclopedia with hundreds of thousands of anonymous contributors that have generated millions of reference works in 200 languages. Students need to know how to fact-check independently by cross-referencing information with authoritative online databases. Teachers can show students how to use their reports and research to become Wikipedia contributors.

Shelby County PLU

Shelby County Resources How to get training: –Contact your school’s resource teacher. –Plan a date to deliver training – plan for… 2 hours for beginner blog training 1.5 hours for advanced blog training –After-School trainings preferred/most PD days already booked with resource teachers –School webmaster can also train faculty & troubleshoot.

Shelby County PLU Resources Find out more about blogs and wikis with these short videos at CommonCraft: –Blogs - –Wikis - wikis-plain-englishhttp:// wikis-plain-english Start your own blog by contacting your school technology resource teacher. Start your own Wiki at Wikispaces –