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Web 2.0: WIKIs and BLOGS
1. Web 2.0: Wiki’s and BLOGS
Faculty Development Day
Friday, January 15, 2010
Christina Cavage
2. Agenda
• WIKI’s: • BLOG’s:
• What is a WIKI? • What is a BLOG?
• What are the uses in • What are the uses of
education? a blog in education?
• WIKI Hosts • BLOG Hosts
• Sample WIKI • Sample BLOG
• Create a WIKI • Create a BLOG
3. WIKIs
• WIKI: What I Know Is ... the largest WIKI--
Wikipedia
• Collaborative knowledge bank . . everyone can
make deposits
• users of the WIKI can create, edit and
contribute
• these contributions can be texts, photos,
videos and more
4. Uses of WIKIs
• A WIKI can be used for:
• Course syllabus/Course outline/Course
resource center
• A place to define terminology
• A place to complete collaborative projects
• Followup to an in class discussion
5. WIKI Sites
• WIKI Sites:
• http://pbwiki.com
• http://wikispaces.com
• http//www.mediawiki.org (the same format
as Wikipedia)
• www.wikidot.com
10. Creating a WIKI
• After your WIKI is set
up, you can get started.
• Choose EDIT from
your WIKI page to add
content to your main
page.
• Be sure to click SAVE
11. Creating a WIKI
• Adding pages . . .
• It is best to add new
pages for new
content . . the page
heading will appear on
your main page
12. Creating a WIKI
• You can also add
media . . . a youtube
video, a teachertube
video or a powerpoint.
• You need to copy the
embedded and paste it
in the INSERT PLUG
IN.
14. BLOGs
• A BLOG is a weblog
A place for students to respond to a prompt
Prompts can be reflective, comprehensive
Students can respond to one another, the
teacher
15. Uses of BLOGS
• Reading journal
• followup of a class discussion