Something Wiki This Way Comes
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The document discusses the rise of wikis and their potential impact on education. It notes that wikis allow for anytime/anywhere content production, connection, and collaboration. Wikis empower all users to have a voice and connect with others to share and work together. They meet students' intrinsic needs to work in responsive information environments, communicate, share experiences, ask questions, and form online communities where they can safely make mistakes with an audience. The document outlines how wikis can be used for information sharing, commentary, discussion, and collaboration between students and teachers. It welcomes the reader to participate on the wiki page.
Something Wiki This Way Comes
- 1. SOMETHING WIKI THIS WAY COMES Glen Andersen KLyne Gentry Mark Powell todaysmeet.com/suewiki2011
- 2. ARE YOU READY FOR A REVOLUTION? It is not "can any of us imagine better?" but, "can we all do better?" The dogmas of the quiet past, are inadequate to the stormy present. The occasion is piled high with dif鍖culty, and we must rise -- with the occasion. As our case is new, so we must think anew, and act anew. We must disenthrall ourselves, and then we shall save our country. Abraham Lincoln, 1862 http://www.davidwarlick.com
- 5. We all now have a voice (and can find each other, share, connect, collaborate)
- 7. We are all hyper-connected
- 8. Growing up assuming you can publish whatever you want to say, to whoever you want to say it, is going to make people different. RUSSELL DAVIES
- 9. PROTOTYPICAL U. S. INDUSTRY In 10 Years (if all goes well)
- 11. WHY WIKI? Students' Intrinsic need to: Work in responsive information environment Communicate Share personal experience & identity Ask questions Accomplish Form community Safely make mistakes Have audience and attention Invest themselves http://www.davidwarlick.com
- 13. WIKIS IN PLAIN ENGLISH By Common Craft
- 14. WELCOME TO OUR WIKIPAGE Come on in, the wikis 鍖ne...
- 15. SOMETHING WIKI THIS WAY COMES Glen Andersen KLyne Gentry Mark Powell Red Mountain Elementary