Wikis

=Wiki Resources=

Wikis are Web pages that can be viewed and modified by anyone with a Web browser and Internet access. Described as a composition system, a discussion medium, and a repository, wikis support asynchronous communication and group collaboration online. Their inherent simplicity gives students direct access to their content, which is crucial in group editing or other collaborative activities. Their versioning capability allows them to illustrate the evolution of thought processes as students interact with a site and its contents. Wikis are also being used as e-portfolios, highlighting their utility as a tool for collection and reflection. They may be the easiest, most effective Web-based collaboration tool in any instructional portfolio. 7 Things You Should Know About Wikis - EDUCAUSE

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**Wiki Walk Through** [|50 Ways to Use Wikis for a More Collaborative and Interactive Classroom] - SmartTeaching.Org The Wiki Way - Rachel Boyd Examples of Educational Wikis Eight Ways to Use School Wikis - Tech & Learning 7 Things You Should Know about Wikis - Educause למידה והוראה בסביבת הווב 2 - יורם אורעד

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