My favorite wikis so far are the
Book Lovers Wiki and the
Sample Literary Circle Wiki (10th Grade English). These would both be great for classroom use. I can totally see kids posting book reviews and literature discussions in these formats. I also liked all of the Curriculum Connections. I was wondering, however, how do you create a wiki that is protected (like SBISD's
sandbox portion)? I haven't read ahead to see if that's one of the assignments. But if I used wikis in the classroom, I would want to make sure that only students in my class could add to/edit them. So, if you know how, please let me know!
On another note: Although my son refers to them as "retarded", I must say that I love all of the
CommonCraft videos. They are hilarious! I love how the author shoves papers off of the table and says, "Boo!" with a thumbs down sign. It's a little corny I must admit, but I like the simplicity and they clearly get their message across.
And my favorite part about the whole 23 Things experience ... Wow! I'm learning a second language!
2 comments:
when you set up your wiki, you have the opportunity to set the parameters/restrictions as to has access, etc.
That's easy enough- thanks!
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