Teaching with Technology: Wikis in Education James Baldwin Information Resource Center Dorine Takam, IRC Assistant/New Media Manager, MP Lib. Sc. October.

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Teaching with Technology: Wikis in Education James Baldwin Information Resource Center Dorine Takam, IRC Assistant/New Media Manager, MP Lib. Sc. October 30, 2013

Part1: Introduction to Wikis What is a wiki? Best practices in Education Examples Benefits & potential problems

What is a Wiki? 1995 – First Wiki by Ward Cunningham "WikiWikiWeb" for library of "software patterns."software patterns "Wiki" is from Hawaiian word wiki or wiki-wiki, meaning "quick”

What is a Wiki? A short introduction: “Wikis in Plain English” Available at

What is a Wiki? Definition 1: An online collaborative tool that allows more than one person to work on a webpage and instantly publish it. Definition 2: A web-based collaborative communication and information creation tool. Definition 3: A collaborative website whose users can add, modify, or delete its content via a web browser using a simplified markup language or a rich-text editor.

Best Practices in Education 1. Resource Creation: Virtual field trips, wikibook, study guides, glossary… 2. Student Participation: Exam review, peer editing, get feedback, notes sharing… 3. Group projects: organize ideas, fan clubs, track projects… 4. Student Interaction: data collection, mock-debate, reviews/opinion sharing…

Best Practices in Education 3. For the Classroom: FAQ, scrapbook, calendar, policies… 4. Community: recipe book, local history, news… 5. Other: student leave their books at school, parents review… 6. For the teacher: professional contacts, courses website, publishing work….

Best Practices in Education Video link:

Examples of Wikis for Education +in+the+Classroom +in+the+Classroom 07.pbworks.com/w/page/ /FrontPage 07.pbworks.com/w/page/ /FrontPage educational+wikis educational+wikis

Examples 5/FrontPage Popular wikis: Wikipedia, WikiHow, WikiTravel

Benefits Simple to create, to use, and free Enables collaboration (with group, class, University, world) Engages students in knowledge construction and sharing Offers advanced tracking features such as RSS feeds and page histories Values student work by potentially distributing it beyond the classroom: it is a website Values teachers work and professionalism

Potential Difficulties Need of Internet connection – tech based tool Complicates the evaluation of individual effort Provides opportunities for outside public feedback Intimidates less tech-savvy collaborators Setting clear objectives/roles/policies Prone to vandalism, to faulty knowledge

Part 2: Steps in Creating a Wiki Mostly used Wiki platforms for education

Part 2: Steps in Creating a Wiki For Wikispaces, a self training tutorial is available at:

Part 2: Steps in Creating a Wiki For pbworks.com, start from the environment reserved for education:

Part 2: Steps in Creating a Wiki Available at

Part 2: Steps in Creating a Wiki

Play, explore and use it!!! Browsing:

Part 3: Tutorial 1. Create a wiki for our class. 2. Visit 3. From the above link or other online sources, share the following content type within your virtual community: 2 websites, 2 books or articles, one video and one picture

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