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Teaching & Learning with Web 2.0 Tools…

baboon™'s photostream

What can blogs or wikis do for you/ your teaching/ your class/ your students/ their learning???

group Web site A wiki is a group Web site. All those who are members of a wiki may add, edit and delete content on the site. Collaborative… anarchic... chaotic… open-ended… insecure… fluid… collective… self-correcting… egalitarian… inelegant… open… shared… user-vicious… interactive. From: geekgirl’s plain english computinggeekgirl’s plain english computing

From U Minnesota – Teaching with WikisU Minnesota

content is published in a chronological fashion content is updated regularly readers have the possibility to leave comments other blog authors can interact via trackbacks and pingbacks content is syndicated via RSS feeds From: DailyBlogTipsDailyBlogTips

Joe Sanchez via EDUCAUSE Joe Sanchez

there is no ‘right’ way… don’t assume… what makes sense?... start small… get help… ask students… remember why…