Wiki+Examples

>> @http://www.imiddlemath.org/garden/Welcome.html Website outlining the garden project for I-Middle math students.
 * As you look over the wiki examples, please answer the following (and be prepared to share out):**
 * //What did the teacher have the students do on the wiki?//
 * //What do you think of the final product?//
 * //How could you use this in your classroom?//
 * Teacher and Student Examples:**
 * 1) http://mrlambmath.wikispaces.com/ Mr. Lamb teaches mathematics at the secondary level in the Annville-Cleona School District of Pennsylvania.
 * 2) Mr. Jensen Math examples
 * 3) http://salamancamath.wikispaces.com/ Middle School math students posted their projects here. See the following link to view the assignment.
 * 1) http://mrswolfordscience.wikispaces.com/ This science wiki incorporates a glogster widget to bring the 2 web tools together.
 * 2) World War I Poetry Visualization Project (wikispaces) - managed by a teacher but created by students in Mr. McDowell's history classes
 * 3) [|Mr. Ozeni's Class Wiki] (pbwiki) - managed by a teacher but created by students in Mr. Ozeni's science classes
 * 4) Reading, Writing and Wiki - Developed by Annette Lamb. This website has links by category to different types of wiki's and wiki projects. Scroll down to the Why Wiki section to begin looking a wiki examples.
 * 5) Noticias and Spanish 1 encyclopedia (wikispaces) - managed by a teacher but created by students in Ms. Murrell's spanish classes
 * 6) NetGenEd Wiki (wikispaces) - managed by teachers but created by students worldwide as part of a Net Generation Education Project
 * 7) 670 Wiki (wikispaces) - this wiki is for a master's level class but is a great example of how templates can be used to give pages a similar look and feel. For each of the projects, students started with a template that laid out the requirements.
 * 8) Educational Origami (wikispaces) - a wiki created about how technology can be integrated into schools
 * 9) Ah-Bon-French (wikispaces) - a class wiki that is mostly created by the teacher as a class website
 * 10) Arbor Heights Elementary (wikispaces) - a school wiki with links to a variety of school pages
 * 11) educationalwikis List of wiki's used in education.

Wikipedia is a free, web-based, collaborative, multilingual encyclopedia project that anyone can edit. You could have your students create their own encyclopedias or dictionaries.
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