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Understanding Wikis: A Comprehensive Guide for Administrators and Educators

A wiki is a collaborative website that enables users to post and share content easily. It serves as a centralized information hub, fostering efficient communication and information sharing, surpassing traditional email methods. Our wiki, found at www.nrcsdadmin.wikispaces.com, allows for easy document uploads, class assignments, and presentations while providing teachers with control over viewer and editor permissions. Utilizing a wiki encourages student engagement and enhances their performance by giving them a platform to showcase their work. Explore the possibilities of effective content sharing today!

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Understanding Wikis: A Comprehensive Guide for Administrators and Educators

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  1. ALF8/31/09 North Rockland Administrator’s “Wiki”

  2. What is a “Wiki” • Website that allows the user (s) to post and share content.

  3. Administrative Use • Share information to help make us more produce.

  4. Type of Information • Letters • Presentations • Articles • Handouts • Information from Central

  5. Why a “Wiki” • Centralized Location • More Efficient than Email • Large Documents • It’s Free

  6. Our “Wiki” • www.nrcsdadmin.wikispaces.com

  7. Adding Content • Choose page to edit. • Move curser to area to add to. • Begin typing description.

  8. Adding Content • Click on the picture icon. • Browse your computer for the document. • Open it. • Double click to add.

  9. Adding Content • Just view screen cast on “Home Page”

  10. Teacher Use of “Wiki’s” • Free safe place to post content on the internet.

  11. Teacher Use • Homework Assignments • Group Assignments • Pod Casts • Student Presentations • “Flip Cam” Videos

  12. Teacher Use • Set up options • Who can view • Who can edit

  13. Teacher Use • Easy to use • Easy to add content • Free • Easy to set perimeters • Students perform better when they have an audience.

  14. “Wikis” • Questions?

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