Wiki+this+Way



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What in the World?
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10 Ways Wikis Can be Used in Your Classroom (From [|Classroomtech])
1. Lesson Summaries 2. Collaboration of Notes 3. Concept Introduction and Exploratory Projects 4. Dissemination of important classroom information beyond the classroom 5. Individual assessment projects 6. Creation of a simple website 7. Sharing of initial thoughts about, and knowledge of a new topic 8. Student portfolios 9. Location to aggregate web resources 10. Collaboration among teachers

Examples of wikis for teachers
Westwood Wiki [|Deep River Elementary] [|Soil Scientists Wiki] (3rd Grade Students' Wiki) [|Becoming Scientists] (6th Grade Unit) [|Middle School Wiki] Wiki Ideas EduWikis 6th Grade Teams Science Alive! Free Stuff for Science Teachers Examples of Educational Wikis

Examples of wikis for students
6th Grade Math - Vincent Pienaar 6th Grade Science - Amy Braren 7th Grade Science - Janet Cameron 7th Grade Math 7th Grade Social Studies - Gregg Halkuff 8th Grade Science Wiki Judy Knight Fractions Civil Rights Materials - 8th Grade Language Arts Cynthia McFadden World War 1 Wiki Africa Project

Examples of wikis by students
Caution - these are personal wikis by middle school students 8th Grade Language Arts Students 6th Grade Science Student - Taylor 8th Grade Student- KrazzyFroggy [|8th Grade Student]- Stephanie 8th Grade Student - Zac 8th Grade Student - Jacob 8th Grade Student - Zack

Ideas for using Wikis in the classroom
Great Ideas

Wiki Cheat Sheet
For TEACHERS For STUDENTS

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