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1. 18 Interesting Ways* to
Use a Wiki in the
Classroom
*and tips
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2. I THINK THE BEST REASON IS
EXACTLY WHAT WE ARE
DOING RIGHT NOW!
COLLABORATING....
"Wiki" is not a tool.
It's a way of working.
It's a way of collective reflection
around an object.
3. #1 - Create a subject-specific repository
Get students to write their own revision materials!
• Sign up for a free
'education' wiki with
Wikispaces(see link
below)
• Make the wiki only open
to those you have
granted access.
• Get students to sign up 4. Make students
for a Wikispaces responsible for their
account own pages.
5. Students can
collaborate and
become 'experts'
http://wikispaces.com/site/for/teachers
Doug Belshaw
4. #2 - Ask for student response
• as collaborative project
o And To Think That I Saw It On My Way To School
o Love That Dog
• to books
o Civil War Novels
o Ghost Cadet
• to classwork/class discussions
o WikiWorld!
o Emma's Politics Page
• To Canadian mentor
o Di Hengen and student conversations
Paula White
5. #3 - Show off Student Work
• to demonstrate understanding
o Fractions, Decimals and Percents
o Consecutive Numbers The Rotunda Charlottesville, VA USA
• for an audience (reports and projects)
o Landmarks and Math
o Discrimination (check out Japanese Americans)
• for advertising purposes
o 5th Grade Fundraiser (see menu on left)
• To meet someone (in this case, our mentor introducing herself)
o Dionne Hengen
Scott Stadium At UVA Paula White
Charlottesville, VA
6. #4 - Allow Students to create pages:
• Just For Fun
o 5th Grade Student pages
o Drew's Games
• To communicate
o Summer Activities
o Spring Break
• To relieve stress
o Going to Middle School
• To organize for presentations
o School Board Links
Paula White
7. #5- Publish Training Videos
Use Jing and Wikis together to learn and review
• Students:
o Researched/mastered assigned objective for MOS
Certification test
o Wrote scripts with step-by-step instructions
o Used Jing to record screencasts
o Used a Wikispaces wiki to upload video and add
script
• Wiki is now a source for learning and reviewing MOS
test objectives
• Has also been shared with school staff for quick how-
to reminders
Heidi Van Riper
@hlvanrip
8. #6 - Post Podcast
Embed Podcast
• Create podcast and embed on page
o SES Computer Lab
We use Podomatic to create ours, then embed the code in
the wiki.
Barb Smith
9. #7- Sharing teaching techniques among staff
Invite staff to share ideas that work and build up a
library of techniques
For example
• Good practice in teaching pupils with SEN
• Ideas for stetching the most able
• Ways of integrating thinking skills / MIs into lessons
Advantages
• Easy access to staff when it's convienient to them
• Quickly builds into a valuable resource
• Some staff will contribute and this builds shared
sense of ownership
Dave Stacey
@davestacey
10. #8 A wiki as a forum for pupils to air issues
relevant to teenagers.
Create a wiki for a group of teenagers.
• Pupils create seperate wiki pages relating to certain
issues:
o Bullying
o Drugs
o Peer-pressure
o etc
• Pupils include links to resources, helplines,
fora etc.
• Pupils use the Wiki discussions
o Pupils use the discussions in addition to the pages themselves.
The discussions allow conversations around the issue.
Submitted by Dughall McCormick
Twitter: @dughall
11. #9 - Where can I get a wiki?
Four companies offer ad-free wikis to educators. Each
offer different features, which may make them suitable
for specific purposes
http://www.wikispaces.com/site/for/teachers
http://wikisineducation.wetpaint.com
http://pbwiki.com/academic.wiki
pluWeebly.com
http://pbworks.com/http://pb
works.com/
Dave Stacey
@davestacey
12. #10 - Interactive Sub (Supply) Plans
Create a page with sub plans and post for class
Sub (Supply) Plans Sample Voki
• Create voki and read
plans to class
• Post Schedule and show
class
• Require at least one
assignment be done
using wiki creating
virtual classroom
teacher can look in on
@mwacker
Michael Wacker
13. #11 Create a collaborative dictionary.
- Create an English or foreign language dictionary to catalogue new
words encountered each week:
• Have a new page per topic area.
• As an extension, students add what type of word it is, i.e. noun,
adjective etc, genders (for MFL), and an example of its use.
Submitted by
Catherine Elliott
Twitter:
@catherinelliott
14. #12 - Classroom Site
I use a wiki as my classroom website, where I can post PDF
files of assignments, an archive of assignments (for absent
students and for parents), section notes, worksheets, etc. I find
that it saves so much time. If students want to know what they
missed while they were gone, I can direct them to the website.
If students lose their handouts and want a new copy, I can
direct them to the website. If parents want to know what we are
covering in class… you guessed it!... I direct them to the
website. For me, Wikispaces, has been an amazing tool! This
year, I’m also using Wikispaces to create a collaborative
mythology “Wikipedia” that we can refer back to throughout the
year, and to create online e-portfolios of student writing.
Please feel free to visit any of my online wikis:
www.pilgreenenglish.wikispaces.com
www.pilgreenspeech.wikispaces.com
www.pilgreenbritishliterature.wikispaces.com
Submitted by Jessica Pilgreen
15. #13- For Learning Journals
Students can reflect on their learning
• Each student has a page or pages each.
• They can write freely about how they learn, not just
what they learn.
• The teacher and other students can comment on the
associated discussion page.
• Students learn more about reflective writing by
studying entries by other students.
• Teachers could create a page template to provide
prompts if required.
Colleen Young
http://colleenyoung.wordpress.com/
16. #14 - Digital Class Book
• Assign each student a letter of the alphabet, word, or
topic and a wiki page
• Each student builds a page about a word related to the
class topic
• Students can embed Glogs, upload photos and videos, and
add text to their pages
• Use wiki's discussion thread for students to comment on
each other's wiki pages
• Content ideas:
o ABC wiki about any topic (page about a word related to
the topic starting with each letter of the alphabet)
o 50 states
o Chemical reactions
o Historical people, places, or events
Jayme Linton
@jaymelinton
17. 15 - Wiki Skills Progression
– Add text to a prepared wiki page.
– Add text and graphics to a prepared wiki page.
– Create link to a new wiki page.
– Create link to an existing wiki page.
– Know when to create a link to a new page and when to link to an existing page.
– Create a wiki with several interlinked pages.
– Put version comments to explain the changes that have been made.
– Add to a wiki page that has already had content added, making positive changes
and explaining what has been altered.
– Use the history to check previous versions and adding or removing information as
appropriate.
18. #16- Create a Class "Folder"
• Each one of my blocks has a page on our Science Wiki and
members of the class are responsible for adding information
to the page
o Digital Glossary of terms used throughout the year
o Notes on topics being discussed
o Students peer edit information that is posted
• Group pages are linked to the block pages and are a way for
groups of students to display their final work from a project
or lab
• I also have included basic information about the course of
study, classroom expectations, basic explanation of Project
Based Learning, etc.
http://mrsfranksciencewiki.wikispaces.com/
Elizabeth Frank
(@EliFrank23)
19. #17- Homework Spreadsheet
• Our students have six different classes and they used to
have to check six different websites for HW. With this
Homework Wiki, we created a centralized location for all
HW, assignments, project due dates, and up coming events
for the entire 7th grade. Parents LOVE it!
http://7thgradehomework.wikispaces.com/
Elizabeth Frank
(@EliFrank23)
21. If you would like to:
• Contribute your ideas and tips to the presentation.
• Let me know how you have used the resource.
• Get in touch.
You can email me or I am @tombarrett on Twitter
If you add a tip (or even
if you don't) please
tweet about it and the
link so more people can
contribute.
I have created a page for all Image: ‘Sharing‘
of the Interesting Ways
presentations on my blog. Thanks for helping
Tom Barrett
The whole family in one
place :-)
Have you seen Maths Maps yet?