lunes, 28 de febrero de 2011

Some Wikis to visit

  1. Bud Hunt's Wiki: Created by Colorado teacher Bud Hunt and many educator-collaborators.
  2. Educational Blogging Wiki: Supports the educational uses of blogs and contains links to student and teacher blogs.
  3. High School Online Collaborative Writing: Features the collaborative writing of various high school students.
  4. Library Success: A Best Practices Wiki: Smart practices for libraries and the issues that impact them.
  5. Westwood Schools Wiki: An online space for Westwood Schools' students that includes a variety of student projects, including an insightful analysis of Web 2.0 tools.
  6. PodcasterCon Wiki: Supports collaborative preconference planning for PodcasterCon 2006 and hosts content about each session that participants can add to.
  7. SwarmSketch: Just for fun: This site allows you to contribute a single line to a drawing and then vote for the inclusion of other lines in the drawing.
  8. Warlick's Wiki: A wiki designed to support the presentations of education guru David Warlick, who speaks at Technology & Learning's Tech Forum events.
  9. Wikibooks: Collection of textbooks that can be edited by anyone.
  10. WikiVille: A wiki where students can build stories about where they live.

5 comentarios:

  1. The contrast between the black background and the color of the entries is rather shocking, it gives us pain in the eyes (too bright).

    By Lina Arango and Juanita Henao

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  2. You should have said why those wikis are good or interesting, you could have also posted their links.
    By the way? What does the picture has to do with the entry?

    By Lina Arango and Juanita Henao

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  3. I liked that you published a lot of images and videos it makes the blog more interesting.

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  4. The information about each wiki is good but you only posted one image, the wikipedia's one, you could have posted more pictures to us to see how the wikis look.

    By: Kirsten Jensen and Maria Jose Jimenez

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  5. We think this is very good, we found interesting that there are so many wikis, and maby we get to search one of them.

    By: Velntina Garces and Ana Gonzalez.

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