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How Do I Sign Up For a Wikispace?

How Do I Sign Up For a Wikispace?. Go to www.wikispaces.com. Investigate Click on any highlighted text to learn more. Free Private Wikispaces for Teachers. Not a teacher? Public wikis are free. Private and ad free spaces can cost between $5 and $100 a month.

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How Do I Sign Up For a Wikispace?

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  1. How Do I Sign Up For a Wikispace?

  2. Go to www.wikispaces.com

  3. Investigate Click on any highlighted text to learn more.

  4. Free Private Wikispaces for Teachers • Not a teacher? Public wikis are free. Private and ad free spaces can cost between $5 and $100 a month. • ATTENTION: Teachers can get a free basic wikispace. Hit control and left click on the link below or click on the text in the website. • http://www.wikispaces.com/site/for/teachers100K

  5. Why Would a Teacher Want One?

  6. Club Advisors Can Use a Wiki

  7. Why Are They Free?

  8. Are You Interested?

  9. Join and Join Again • You can join wikispaces.com and create your own space. • You can invite others to join your space. • You can request membership in others members’ spaces.

  10. Just a Tool • A wikispace will not make a good teacher. • A wikispace can make a offer students and teachers options for collaboration and publication. • Wikispaces must be monitored and can be modified and re-modified. • Wikispaces are only as safe as the organizer keeps them.

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