This podcast is a recording of my presentation at the EncycloMedia 2008 conference in Oklahoma City on September 18, 2008. The session description was: This presentation focuses on helping teachers and students utilize WIKIS to effectively collaborate and learn. A wiki is a website that permits designated individuals to jointly author and edit documents. The wiki software TRACKS each person’s contributions, and facilitates easy comparisons between different document versions. Wikis can be used in safe, powerful ways to not only help learners work together but also showcase their work for a global audience. [END] This was the first time I’ve preseneted this particular session and it was a lot of fun. Reference podcaast shownotes for links to my presentation slides as well as referenced resources.
Show Notes:
- Presentation slides are available as a PDF file (10.2 MB)
- Learning to Change – Changing to Learn (COSN Video – YouTube)
- Creating and Connecting: Research and Guidelines on on Online Social and Educational Networking (PDF – National School Board Association, Summer 2007)
- Wesley Fryer on Facebook
- PBwiki Power Educators Wiki
- K-12 Example Wikis from PBwiki
- Ms. Gutierrez’ 8th Grade English wiki
- Booktalking with You wiki (Pleasant Hill, Iowa US)
- Coyote Talks wiki (Sheri Edwards, 20+ year veteran teacher – dispels the “digital immigrant” myth)
- Video “pb wiki-how do you use pbwiki?” (YouTube)
- Distributed Teaching and Learning (a post by Darren Kuropatwa explaining how he uses “math scribe” blogs to support student learning (high school, Winnipeg, Manitoba)
- WikiPedia
- Writing, Technology and Teens (April 2008 PEW Internet report)
- Albert Einstein and the policing of Wikipedia (Feb 2008 post)
- PBwiki
- WikiSpaces for Teachers
- Wetpaint
- MediaWiki (self-hosted option, same engine as WikiPedia)
- TikiWiki (another self-hosted wiki engine option)
- Celebrate Oklahoma Voices Learning Community
- K-12 Online Conference
- Video: Wikis in Plain English (Lee LeFever)
- The Oklahoma Heritage Association: Telling Oklahoma’s Story Through Its People
- Additional wiki links related to this session
- EncycloMedia 2008 conference website
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