From Wiki Woes to Wiki Wows. Tips
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| author | Spencer, Lynn |
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| contents | From Wiki Woes to Wiki Wows. Tips Spencer, Lynn Web Sites Electronic Publishing Media Specialists Encyclopedias Internet Student Projects Elementary Schools Educational Technology Computer Uses in Education Library media specialists hear about Web 2.0 in numerous professional journals and during conference workshops. They know that using this aspect of the Internet is second nature to many of their students, and therefore they feel a need to become knowledgeable about this means of information sharing. What better way to learn about blogs, wikis, or podcasts than to jump right in and create one with their students? In this article, the author shares a few tips from her own experience that she hopes will help other library media specialists who are interested in creating wiki projects to avoid some of the "wiki woes" she experienced and achieve some "wiki wows." |
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| spellingShingle | From Wiki Woes to Wiki Wows. Tips Spencer, Lynn Web Sites Electronic Publishing Media Specialists Encyclopedias Internet Student Projects Elementary Schools Educational Technology Computer Uses in Education From Wiki Woes to Wiki Wows. Tips Spencer, Lynn Web Sites Electronic Publishing Media Specialists Encyclopedias Internet Student Projects Elementary Schools Educational Technology Computer Uses in Education Library media specialists hear about Web 2.0 in numerous professional journals and during conference workshops. They know that using this aspect of the Internet is second nature to many of their students, and therefore they feel a need to become knowledgeable about this means of information sharing. What better way to learn about blogs, wikis, or podcasts than to jump right in and create one with their students? In this article, the author shares a few tips from her own experience that she hopes will help other library media specialists who are interested in creating wiki projects to avoid some of the "wiki woes" she experienced and achieve some "wiki wows." |
| title | From Wiki Woes to Wiki Wows. Tips |
| topic | Web Sites Electronic Publishing Media Specialists Encyclopedias Internet Student Projects Elementary Schools Educational Technology Computer Uses in Education |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ935749 |