Online+collaboration--agenda

In order to begin using this tool and learning how it will work for us, let's have some online collaboration as practice. It is helpful to view a short, helpful video online about use of wikis. It is called Wikis in Plain English and is located at []. After viewing the video, return here to share your ideas. Please let the group know any ideas you have for use of this tool and how we can use it to the benefit of our students. Please enter your feedback starting anytime today through this Friday. Let me know if this will work for all of you. List ideas/changes below. Thank you!

April 29-May 1--wiki members enter ideas for online collaboration

We can: plan meeting agendas, talk about paper work changes, discuss student interventions, share ideas for technology application and integration...

Add your ideas, and let's start collaborating!

//**wikis and moodles and blogs.**.. **oh my! ** so many tools and so little time- IMHO- beginning with the end in mind is a critical element of effective use of tools (and BTW a foundational element of DI)  **ways teachers might use wikis...**. to share resources... ››Wild About Wikis check out this site []

››Uses & Potentials of Wikis in the Classroom [] this is not for the faint of heart- "//In particular, today's educators are acculturated to a print paradigm while students are increasingly products of a digitally-based secondary-oral paradigm. Happily for educators, electronic and cyber technologies can potentially combine the best aspects of both print and secondary-oral paradigms, allowing educators to move freely across the print-oral continuum." (Ferris & Wilder, 2006)

 **how students are using wikis...** ››taking wikis to the digital art world [] seriously, how wild is that?

››as a cool place to 'store' their links, brainstorming ideas, research notes -organizational tool (a digital notebook of sorts) catherine
 * shared space for group project - making sure "we are all on the same page" takes on a literal meaning