Best Practices
1) wikis with schools throughout the world
2) committee work-easier than e-mails
3) wikis might be better than blogs and journals for peer editing;
4) using a wiki for projects(can add due dates)-applies to group, in class, and research projects
5) in class assignments to see responses right away
6) creating lessons plans
7) using wiki as a classroom newsletter
8) parent education site
9) set up groups so there aren't too many responses
10) use it as an activity for learning centers
11) use as homework options
12) sharing resources with other teachers within a grade level or a department
13) saving meeting times (do prep. for meetings on a wiki)
14) collaborative story writing with each student having to first edit others' entries and then add their own addition to the story
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