A wiki (IPA: [ˈwɪ.kiː] <WICK-ee> or [ˈwiː.kiː] <WEE-kee>[1]) is a type of Web site that allows the visitors themselves to easily add, remove, and otherwise edit and change some available content, sometimes without the need for registration. This ease of interaction and operation makes a wiki an effective tool for collaborative authoring. The term wiki also can refer to the collaborative software itself (wiki engine) that facilitates the operation of such a Web site, or to certain specific wiki sites, including the computer science site (an original wiki), WikiWikiWeb, and on-line encyclopedias such as Wikipedia. 1
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A Day with David Warlick Students need to learn how to properly use Wikipedia. Yes, you heard me right, Wikipedia! (You can see more information from Warlick at www.davidwarlick.com/handoutsregarding URL backtracking for Internet searches, and the reasons ...
Cool Cat Teacher Blog: Virtual NECC 2006 Post #4: On Creativity ... Will Richardson presented today at an Open Source Blog Session and created a great presentation wiki. (I was kind of sad that Will left me off his list of edubloggers, but he did list my class wiki on his wiki resource list. I'm still a newbie, .... I hope that this information is helping someone. I've spent about 6-7 hours today learning and reading. As David Warlick said today, "We learn by sharing." I still wish I could have gone, but I am learning A LOT from my chair. ...
Sarah Stewart: Online access to midwifery conferences David Warlick has a few ideas including conference wikis, blogs, video and audio podcasts of sessions. However, Tony Karrer believes that technological issues may be a barrier. Tony also questions whether people would want to get ...
Social Conference Tools - Expect Poor Results : eLearning Technology I believe we used all of the items from Dr. Warlick's list except for the wiki. But honestly, I would have declared it a success if only 5 people used the tools. Not only did we get more than 5 contributing, we got a lot more lurking .... I now know exactly what BJ Schone thinks about the sessions he attended without having a 2 hour conversation with him after the event. I was also able to hook up with BJ, Mark Chrisman, and many others for dinner that I had not planned. ...
Teacher Networking Center: Web 2.0 Workshop She discussed Professional Development Tools, Social Networking Tools, Blogging, Wikis, Podcasting Tools, Collaboration Tools, Online Applications, Photo Tools, Presentation Tools, Video Sharing tools, Utilities, Aggregators/Newsreaders, as well as other items. .... Sunday, August 31, 6:00 AM SLT: David Warlick is being interviewed at International Schools Island as a pre-session to a Shanghai Conference. I will have a link for this location as we get closer to the event. ...
Cool Cat Teacher Blog: BAM! You're there! NECC Feeds for Every ... Literally at 1:30 yesterday (my time) we were talking about the fact that NECC has created session tags for all of their sessions and the need to aggregate these and have feeds. ... This Blog. Cool Cat Teacher Wiki ...
2¢ Worth » Do Grown-Ups Learn? In grad school we recently created a wiki and the realization hit me, this is fun. How can I bring this type of learning to my high school class? With the advances in technology we are more capable than ever to make learning “fun” for students while ... In a more recent post, Warlick wrote “I wonder, if I should add an 'eleven' to my 10 Ways to Promote Learning Lifestyle… Warlick wrote this thought realizing that no one (including adults/grown ups) ever wants to or [...] ...
Literacy & Learning @ Area 17 Administrator Technology Conference My breakout session will be about personal learning networks, networks of people and content sources that we cultivate and that help us do our jobs. Here, I will overview a range of tools and protocols that teachers are using to ...
Hightlights from Saturday Educon 2.2 Sessions - nwp walkabout My favorite question & answer from the session was the difference between a blog and a wiki: "A wiki is for team hardcore content and empowers the class as a whole. A blog is for the outside world and empowers the class around a 'total question.'" Learning 2.0 - Overhauling Classroom Best Practice - David Warlick - As if Son of Citation Maching were not enough, David Warlick is working on a new program: http://knitterchat.com/plotter/. Think about assignments some of your ...
Classroom 2.0: Technology Integration and Game Theory Application ... FactCheckEd offers help to students learn to be smart consumers of these messages, not to accept them at face value; to dig for facts using the Internet, not to stop looking once they get to Wikipedia; and to weigh evidence logically, ... Games motivate students, hold their attention, and introduce excitement, spontaneity, and fun into a class session. They are particularly useful for review or as a novel way to present course content. The Information Literacy Game - from ...
