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Wikis

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Look at What We Can Build When We Work Together!

A wiki for all math students at DMCI to write their own solutions manual. (An idea that hasn't taken off yet.)
A wiki for teacher's from all over the world to share best teaching practices, the BPRIME wiki.

The Holocaust Wiki Project (Kids made this; very powerful learning and teaching here.)
Paul Alison, a teacher from New York, transparently discusses and illustrates how his students wiki.
Several of Viki Davis' classes (math and computer science) use this wiki. (Camilla, Georgia)
Clarence Fisher's Social Studies wiki made by his grade 7 and 8 students. (Snow Lake, Manitoba; yup, one of our own!)
Jean-Claude Bradley's Organic Chemistry wiki. (Jean-Claude is a professor at the University of Drexel in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.)
TikiWiki for Education, check this out for more wiki ideas.
Wikispaces.com has made a special platform for educators, if you wiki, you may want to use their Wikispaces for Teachers.
Rob Lucas maintains The Teacher's Lounge (soon migrating over here). A repository of lesson plans and resources for teachers at all levels in all disciplines. WOW!
Bud Hunt maintains a Blogging Resources Wiki, full of really great stuff!

Solutions manuals, second language dictionaries, science lab reports, ...
Students can collaborativly review the entire course, in higher ed and [|in lower ed].
Step into the future where we have a Hitchhikr site for teaching and learning.
... and Oh, the Places You'll Go! when you learn about podcasting ...

7 Things You Should Know About Wikis (A 2 page quick read.)
Brian Lamb's WikiOnWiki for beginers
A wiki For Teachers New to Wikis.
A professional development wiki for all your technological PD needs.
A presentation given by students (with their teacher present) on Using Wikis to Empower Student Learning.
Christopher D. Sessums' wiki (Director of Distance Learning at the University of Florida), more PD and resources than you can shake a stick at!
Alan Levine's New Learning Technologies Buffet which provided much of the inspiration for this workshop.

PB Wiki, as "easy as making a peanut butter sandwich."
Wikispaces. They have a very cool blog integration tool.
XWiki.com, has some cool tools integrated like a blog, a presentaion tool and a calendar tool. Also has excellent RSS support (mind you, most other wikis do too.)
Schtuff.com has a few really nice features like tagging, custom permissions, and an image gallery.
Seedwiki, you don't need to know HTML or to memorize special wiki codes for formatting your pages. If you can create documents in Word you can create pages here.

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