"I think this is a great idea. My only thought as an instructor would be that if each student has their own Wiki, would you have to login to each one to comment, etc.? I have seen the use of Google Apps for smaller scale projects similar to this one.…"
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Student research projects: Strong, but time-saving support.
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Julie Morgenthal replied to Terry King's discussion Student research projects: Strong, but time-saving support.
Anne Pemberton replied to Terry King's discussion Student research projects: Strong, but time-saving support."Terry,
What you are doing is impressive! I have put a link to your wikispaces address on the webpage I am building with resources for student research at http://www.educationalsynhtesis.org/mrsp/index-Research.html I started the page a few weeks…"
Student research projects: Strong, but time-saving support.
I am working on an approach that I hope will significantly support and enhance the way Educators and Student Researchers work together, as students start, work on and complete significant research projects such as as "IB Extended Essays" for the International Baccalaureate degree.The problem this attempts to solve is the difficulty of timely and detailed interaction between the teacher and student as the student begins a research project, gets it off the ground, delves into significant…See More
"I think a BIG plus of wikis like wikispaces.com is the "Recent changes" facility. Teachers can VERY quickly see what students have done and edited. If each student has their own page (or Wiki) the teacher can be an "Active…"
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