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Using wikis for course management system
Started this discussion. Last reply by Susan McClements Dec 9, 2009. 3 Replies 0 Likes
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Susan McClements replied to Anne Jeschke's discussion Google Apps Email vs. Gmail - Can't login to both tonight in the group Google Apps for EducationSusan McClements replied to Mary Bogan's discussion How do you use blogs, wikis, etc., in your postsecondary setting?"also for your sanity, you must subscribe to a RSS such as Bloglines. Create folders for each class, and subscribe to each students blog. Then you get updates in one place of new entries. One of the most valuable tools for educators."
Susan McClements replied to Mary Bogan's discussion How do you use blogs, wikis, etc., in your postsecondary setting?"I use a wiki (pbworks.com) for my course management. I post all handouts, data files, schedules, and other documents on this wiki so students always have access to these documents. We also have shared pages for adding useful links to share with…"
Susan McClements replied to Susan McClements's discussion Using wikis for course management system"Yes at the secondary level internet blocking software can be a problem. I have presented workshops to teachers in Indiana on the use of wikis in the classroom. Many of our teachers are using wikis or some other classroom management applications,…"
Ira G. Wilson replied to Susan McClements's discussion Using wikis for course management system"I wonder though, would this work at the Secondary level, say in a 10th or 11th grade history class? Especially given the lack of enough computers, ancient equipment and a neollithic network? There is also the danger of the District dropping Websense…"
Susan McClements commented on Elizabeth Davis's group Professional Development"I have given presentations to high school teachers and college faculty about using Web 2.0 tools in the classroom. I'm looking to expand my PLN."
Susan McClements replied to Mary Bogan's discussion College Instructors"I also use blogs and wikis in my college computer apps class. I would love to network with other teachers using these tools. In addition, I teach a methods course for future business education teachers and we use wikis and blogs in that course also."
Mel J. Janousek replied to Susan McClements's discussion Using wikis for course management system"Thanks for the link to the information on using a wiki. I found the article to have an abundance of information and will be very useful.
Mel J. Janousek"
Susan McClements posted a discussionUsing wikis for course management system
After attending a seminar by Mark Frydenberg from Bentley College on Web 2.0 tools for a computer literacy course at the post-secondary level, I began using a wiki to host my course materials, syllabus, announcements, handouts, etc. Refer the the article from the MERLOT Journal of Online Learning and Teaching, Vol. 4, No. 2, June 2008, for more information:http://jolt.merlot.org/vol4no2/frydenberg0608.htmSee More
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