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Wiki

This article covers how to effectively use a wiki to keep notes and share ideas among a group of people, and how to organize that wiki to avoid lost thoughts, and encourage serendipity.

A wiki is a website where users can add, remove, and edit every page using a web browser. It's so terrifically easy for people to jump in and revise pages that wikis are becoming known as the tool of choice for large, multiple-participant projects.

Useful for showing to beginners

An article that discusses how wikis can be used for project management. Pros, cons, and "technical issues."

Web 2.0 apps

good list for a fancy website

While a wiki can let project documentation grow organically as a project unfolds, it is like any tool and needs to be used the right way to get the most out of it. If you’re thinking about using a wiki in your team’s toolkit for the first time, keeping a few points in mind will help everyone get up and running without tripping over the changes that the wiki way brings to project documentation.

Using Wikis in Project Planning

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Interesting article on the future of MS Word and similar apps in an ever increasing cloud world

What will the future look like for office productivity behemoth Microsoft Word in a post-pring, wiki-based world? Ars writer Jeremy Reimer editorializes on whether Microsoft Word will—or will not—adapt to a drastically changed landscape.

Table of Contents WEB 2.0 RESOURCES FOR 21st CENTURY INSTRUCTION NEW! - View all resources on your mobile phone - http://webined.movylo.com Animation Assessment and Evaluation Blogging Charts and Spreadsheets Collaboration Communication Conversion Tools Celebration of Success - Award and Certificate Makers Desktop Publishing Dictionaries/Glossaries/Data Digital Storytelling Disposable Email Accounts for Site Registration Ebooks or Audio Books Games for Education Virtual Games in Education Global Connections in the Classroom Keyboarding Mobile Tools Multimedia Networking and Online Communities Note Taking, Concept Mapping and Flow Chart Tools Online Interactive Classroom Environments Personalized Web Browser Pages Podcasting Polls/Surveys Presentations Professional Networks Research RSS Aggregators Search Engines Social Bookmarking Storage - online storage and for files Studying and Help Text <>Speech The "Tubes" Virtual Field Trips Virtual Worlds in Education Vodcasting - Video Broadca

A collection of web 2.0 tools for 21st Century classrooms.

A GREAT resource of 2.0 websites, tools, etc. grouped by categories ****

Chris O'Neal's wiki on all sorts of web tools

from Chris: tools (incl Wikis, blogs, maps, and how-to tutorials)

Look into Voice Threads

Chris & Karen's workshop wiki.

Resources for educator's interested in Web 2.0

Chris O'Neals's wiki for web 2.0 tools.

A comparison of which works best: blogs, wikis or doc

Docs Nature A blog is a web log, a frequently updated website. More - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blog A wiki is a web page that visitors can quickly edit. More - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki Google Docs provides an online office suite that allows you to access your documents from any computer via a web browser. It also facilitates collaboration and sharing. More - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Docs

Blogs, Wikis, Docs: Which is right for your lesson? (A Comparison Table)

Comparison

Which is right for you lesson

now you can determine which tool is right for your lessons. Compare Blogs, Wikis, and Google Docs in order to see what works for you.

A Comparison Table

Which is right for your lesson? A Comparison Table

A community of educators striving to gather the collective intelligence of teachers to improve student achievement. Here you'll find lesson plans, complete units, presentations, how-to videos, etc.

Clark County School District website. Lesson plans, videos, etc.

Wiki-Teacher is a forum for teachers to share their collective intelligence through their resources, insights, and practices.

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Must read -

wiki for web 2.0 educators

Do you have students who wonder... * When will I ever use this in my life? * Will I really use math outside of school? * Do I really use it my everyday life? * Who really uses math in their jobs? * What kind of math is needed for different kinds of jobs? * Does math really make a difference?

resources and guide to educating with web 2.0

info. on online tools

How to change your wiki

Wikis for Everyone

Wiki resources for educators

...examine, review, and collect relevant science resources that can be used as part of information literacy instruction to science students and faculty.

Index of Cool Tools included in this site and the categories under which they are listed.

tools for teachers

Good article about wikis

On this site I got information on what a Wiki is.

Site Point

Good article on expaining what a Wiki is. Study this to see how this could be tied onto future web pages/sites that I create.

This is a link to the best educational Wikis of 2009.

Lists a number of award winning educational wikis plus also has tips and tricks on getting the best out of your Wikispaces wiki.

Best educational wikis 2009

The best educational wikis of 2009 from Wikispaces.

A great collection of Web2.0 tools, focused on educators, but a valuable resource list for anyone interested in Social Media

Strumenti per utilizzare meglio wikipedia

tools para usar mejor wikipedia

Great site for research on Wiki

Wikipedia description in easy to understand language

Wikipedia description in easy to understand language

Wikipedia Explained By Common Craft http://bit.ly/cByl3n – Larry Ferlazzo (Larryferlazzo) http://twitter.com/Larryferlazzo/statuses/18101563545

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Wikipedia description in easy to understand language