Say Yes Wikipedia Martin Institute Fall
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This presentation was shared at the 2010 Martin Institute's Fall Conference. Wikipedia is an excellent tool for creating projects that teach students important 21st century skills and knowledge. Our students updated the Wikipedia for Millington, Tennessee, and through the project we were able to teach many concepts including research skills, how to evaluate internet sources and ethical internet use, The project also provided students with authentic feedback from the real world of their classroom work.
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Say Yes Wikipedia Martin Institute Fall
- 1. PRESENTATION DATE PRESENTERS 01 OCTOBER 2010 PHILIP CUMMINGS & JULIE FORBESS Say Yes to Wikipedia Martin Institute Fall Conference 2010
- 2. Say Yes to Wikipedia Martin Institute Fall Conference 2010
- 3. What do you know? What do you know about Wikipedia? How often do you use Wikipedia to find information? What have you taught your students about WIkipedia?
- 5. Wikipedia - Explained by Com
- 6. Why Wikipedia? SAY YES TO WIKIPEDIA
- 7. Common Core Anchor Standar photo credit: Shizhao This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license.
- 9. WikiProject Tennessee Article Quality Grading Scale Say Yes to WikiPedia
- 10. Ideas for Class, Group, or Individual Projects SAY YES To WIkipedia
- 11. Say Yes to WIkipedia A Conversation with Julie Forbess
- 12. What did the students think? Say Yes to Wikipedia
- 13. FOOTPRINTS: Philip Cummings Millington Central High School pcummings@scsk12.org pgcummings@gmail.com GV: 901.451.9350 Skype: PhilipCummings Twitter: @Philip_Cummings http://pgcummings.wordpress.com http://notyetfullytrained.posterous.com http://www.diigo.com/profile/pgcummings TXT PCUMMINGS TO 50500
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- [twitter] Say Yes to Wikipedia - Ustreaming at http://is.gd/fEt6s [/twitter]
- [twitter] What do you know about WIkipedia? [/twitter] [twitter] How often do you use Wikipedia to find answers or information? [/twitter] [twitter] What have you taught your students about Wikipedia? [/twitter]
- [twitter] Follow along... http://www.multiurl.com/ga/yeswikipedia [/twitter]
- [twitter] By publishing/editing articles on Wikipedia students can learn real-world research. [/twitter] [twitter] Did you know Wikipedia articles must provide verifiable citations? [/twitter]
- [twitter] Common Core Anchor Standards for Writing (9-12) http://is.gd/fELi0 [/twitter]
- [twitter] American & TN Diploma Project via http://jc-schools.net/ http://is.gd/fELqd [/twitter] [twitter] Some universities are now offering Wikipedia for credit. http://is.gd/fEM2k [/twitter]
- [twitter] Wikipedia articles are “graded” according to a published quality scale rubric? [/twitter]
- [twitter] Wikipedia “to-do list” provides list of requested articles to give you ideas. [/twitter]
- [twitter] An audioboo conversation w/a teacher “saying yes to Wikipedia.” http://is.gd/fEKWZ [/twitter]