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Using a Wiki to collaborate and put the pieces together
Using a Wiki to collaborate and put the pieces together


Contents

Overview of Wikisand Resources

Wikis in Plain English

Educational Wikis

Best Educational Wikis of 2011

Make your own on Wikispaces

How Brock Can Help One perspective:

USING A WIKI IN K-8 SCHOOLING

Curriculum development

Pro:

  • Access to many resources
  • Easily shared among teachers, schools, etc

Con:

  • Overwhelming
  • Time consuming


HI HOW ARE YOU!?

Teaching

Pro:

  • Tracking progress
  • Instant feedback
  • Can tailor to students needs

Con:

  • Tech issues


Learning

Pro:

  • Group Collaboration
  • Flexibility (different work locations)
  • Accessible to everyone

Con:

  • Overwhelming to some students
  • Tech issues
  • Distraction


Assessment

Pro:

  • Flexibility

Con:

  • Hard for individual assessment


Other Uses

Pro:

  • Accessible to parents

Con:

USING A WIKI IN GRADES 9-12

Curriculum development

Pro:

  • starting new thread of information for others to look at
  • open to more contributors than just students

Con:

  • are you able to keep on track with the Ministry Curriculum with Student lead learning

Teaching

Pro:

  • Net-etiquette
  • Inclusive of all

Con:

  • accessibility
  • safety

Learning

Pro:

  • creative
  • engaging
  • access to internet, wealth of knowledge to pull from

Con:

  • Authentic information? How do you know?
  • References are not needed

Assessment

Pro:

  • constant feedback
  • immediate/on going ASSESSMENT FOR LEARNING

Con:

  • who did the work? I used someone elses login!
  • how do we know they know! (internet access)

Other Uses

Pro:

Con:

USING A WIKI IN HIGHER EDUCATION

Curriculum development

Pro:

  • can be edited by faculty and students
  • collaborated with colleagues and other students
  • syllabus could be multimedia

Con:

  • students can change assignments
  • too many changes can reduce value
  • someone needs to keep organized

Teaching

Pro:

  • replace tools like powerpoint and sakai
  • always there & can be referenced

Con:

  • time consuming, especially initial setup
  • learning curve
  • copy right issues if using text books etc. to compliment wiki
  • wiki may become the vehicle, not the professor - it may take over

Learning

Pro:

  • skill of working with a wiki
  • simple to get access to material
  • multi-media different learning sytles are supported
  • reinforce - can read over
  • collaboration among students

Con:

  • class interaction may suffer
  • rely on content of wiki instead of looking for other resources

Assessment

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Con:


Other Uses

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USING A WIKI IN THE WORKPLACE

Curriculum development

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Teaching

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Learning

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Assessment

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Other Uses

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