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1. www.readwritethink.org › classroom-resourcesCollaborating, Writing, Linking: Using Wikis to Tell Stories ...

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   When students read online, they engage with text differently. Clicking on links and images for more information easily takes them down unexpected paths, links to e-mail addresses allow them to interact with authors, and wikis allow them to make changes to published text.

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Text_messagingText messaging - Wikipedia

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3. elearningindustry.com › how-to-use-wiki-in-the-How To Use Wiki In The Classroom - eLearning Industry

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   Oct 6, 2013 · On the road to effective use of wiki in the classroom, your first step is to find a wiki site suitable for you and your students. Check out this short video by YouTube user Vanessa Van Edwards for a short overview of what a wiki is and how it can be a beneficial educational tool for teachers.

4. academictech.uchicago.edu › 2018/08/30 › teach-smartTeach Smart with Technology: Using Wikis for Collaborative ...

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   • What Are Wikis? Why Use Them as Assignments?
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   Wiki is a collection of web pages that can be viewed and modified collaboratively via the internet. It is usually used for repository or reporting information and has versioning capabilities. Since it is an online tool, collaborators can access and edit the information at any location at any time; they can also view changes in real-time. A well-kno...

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   Typical wiki assignments include: 1. Collaborative glossary 2. Collaborative class notes or textbook 3. Group projects—share resources, track meeting notes, agenda items, and work progress 4. Peer-review of student writing 5. e-portfolios to reflect on learning progress Specific Examples 1. The Chicago School of Media Theory Wikipedia like entries ...

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   As with any other assignments, the success of any assignment depends on having: 1. Clear and transparent learning goals and expectation:Students need to understand why they are doing the exercises, and what they will get out of them 2. Clear and detail instruction, especially expected behavior when they work in groups: It should be clear to the stu...

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   “7 Things You Should Know about Wiki,” Educause

   Andrea Novicki, “Course wiki facilitates student participation and course design,” Duke University Center for Instructional Technology Blog

   Andrea Novicki, “Teaching with a wiki,” Duke University Center for Instructional Technology Blog

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5. cft.vanderbilt.edu › guides-sub-pages › wikisWikis | Center for Teaching | Vanderbilt University

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   A wiki is a collaborative tool that allows students to contribute and modify one or more pages of course related materials. Wikis are collaborative in nature and facilitate community-building within a course. Essentially, a wiki is a web page with an open-editing system.

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6. writingcommons.org › article › a-students-guide-toA Student’s Guide to Using Wikis - Writing Commons

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   To make things easier, we’ve divided it into two sections. First, we’ll talk about how to use wikis to conduct research. Then we’ll talk briefly about using wikis to actually help you write your project.

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   How to use wiki in the classroom?

   • By giving students more control over a project’s outcome, you are encouraging them to be producers, rather than just consumers, of information. This reversal of roles ultimately helps student master content. On the road to effective use of wiki in the classroom, your first step is to find a wiki site suitable for you and your students.

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   How do students use wiki?

   • Students can use wiki to write assigned book and film reviews. Other students can add to as well as comment and discuss the reviews on a monitored forum. For math class, teachers can post word problems on wiki. Students work individually or in groups to solve the problems.

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   Should you use Wikipedia as a student?

   • As a student, though, you’ve probably been discouraged from using Wikipedia by well-meaning teachers. They might have forbidden you from citing or even looking at Wikipedia articles. Most of their objections are based on the myth that “just anybody” can put or change articles on a wiki.

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   How can I help students learn a wiki?

   • Student’s familiarity with the wiki & potential learning curve: Do not assume students are tech-savvy. Factor in the time/effort students need to learn the tool when you consider appropriate workload. It is often a good idea to scaffold the exercise and assign a very short and easy first exercise with the tool to help students get familiar with it.

   Teach Smart with Technology: Using Wikis for Collaborative Learning

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8. cft.vanderbilt.edu › wp-content › uploads50 Ways to Use Wikis for a More Collaborative and Interactive ...

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   Wikis are an exceptionally useful tool for getting students more involved in curriculum. They’re often appealing and fun for students to use, while at the same time ideal for encouraging participation, collaboration, and interaction. Read on to see how you can put wikis to work in your classroom.