1. Why wiki?
You could use it modestly, not at all, quite a bit, or as an alternative to bb.
I’ll provide ongoing support (may ask a few questions about your experience at end of semester).
Can help you demonstrate some of the ideas being discussed this semester
They get experience with a wiki – one of the major genres of new media. Useful experience (vs. “digital esperanto”)
You can put on your resume that you ran a class with a wiki that integrated social media functions in order to promote digital literacy and citizenship…etc.
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2. Why wiki?
It can open up your teaching, foster connections and collaboration.
Provide alternative platforms for teaching; give students experience of a CMS with relevance outside the classroom; open up different roles for students than the traditional LMS.
Can be used to cultivate a more critical, reflexive understanding of new media spaces.
Make resources more widely available to teachers

3. Why wiki?
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4. Hello what does this do

9. Adding a file or folder – click “upload files,” or just drag over.
Editing pages – “view,” “edit,” “cancel” & “save” buttons. Exercise: edit the homework page.
Creating links – on homework page, create a link to a web page. Then create a link to student blogs page.
Creating a new page. Click “pages and files” button. Create new file. Can put in folder.
Adding a file or folder – click “upload files,” or just drag over.
Add an image – save from web page. Add to a folder.
Edit the side menu
Users – managing. Add s. This lets you know who is there, when.
“Activity” link, and rolling back changes
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10. Advanced features Adding social media – video, etc. Page protection
Settings – customization
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