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Figure 9. Invite people. The wiki organizer i. On the wiki management page see Figure 10 below , the teacher can set the permission level of your wiki.
If you want to change it to public or protected level, you must verify your account, for which users are charged a one-time fee of one U. There are different themes, colors, and styles to choose from. Figure Manage the wiki. Overall, Wikispaces is user-friendly and free or low cost. With some exploration, anyone with basic computer skills will be able to utilize Wikispaces. However, it does take time for teachers to learn and create wikis in the beginning. In summary, Wikispaces is a great website to create wikis for teaching and learning.
Anyone can create a wiki by following a few simple steps. It may take some time to set up a new wiki, but the potential benefits make it worthwhile. Wikis are especially useful for creating an online learning community for any type of class and providing online collaborative writing opportunities.
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Lists hits in the main text and references. Skip to content. Using Wikis with Language Classes There are many benefits of using wikis. You can view and edit all you projects by clicking on the projects tab on the orange bar. Add a title to your event 3. Add details of the event if any 4. Set a start and end date for your event 5. By default your event is created for the entire day. Then add a start and end time for your event 7.
You can see your event posted on the home page below the welcome message. Click on the drop down menu if you want to: a. Stop monitoring replies to your post b. Lock replies no one will be able to write in the comments section. You can see a calendar view of all your events. Project wise ii. Month wise iii. Week wise iv. Day wise. You can also view, edit or delete all your events by clicking on the list tab on the top right corner of your event page.
You can add new events to your calendar by:. Clicking on a particular date in the calendar. Create three events for the next week in the weekly view. Event 1 on the home page. You can check the level of engagement of your students with the wiki or project that you have created.
Under the assessment tab you get an accurate and real-time reading of their activity on the wiki. Create a new classroom wiki in your wikispaces account. Send a message mail to your wiki members announcing the commencement of your three day project. Retrieved from. Wikispaces Basics Wikispaces Classroom - Events, Projects and Discussions. Wikispaces Classroom - Tutorial 2. Objectives At the end of this session, you will be able to About Wikis A wiki is a a website that allows anyone to add, delete, or revise content by using a web browser.
Difference between blogs and wikis. Getting Started Although there are many free wiki sites available, for the purpose of this demonstration we have chosen to create a wiki on wikispaces.
Go to your email account the one which you have provided to join wikispaces You will see an email from wikispaces in your inbox. Activity 1. Go to wikispaces. Join as a teacher 3. Create your own wiki 4. Classic Wiki 1. Go to your wiki home page. Edit the welcome message and add your own text, images or widget. Add at least two pages to your wiki. Upload a powerpoint file to your wiki.
Creating Wiki Pages. Rename a wiki page. Lock a wiki page. Add a notification so that you can receive emails when a member edits your wiki page. Adding Members To add members to your wiki. Click on the 'Members' tab.
You can see that you are the organiser and creator of your wiki. Add email addresses of people you want to invite separated by a comma. You may write your own custom message in the box provided. An email will be sent to the people you have invited to be members of your wiki.
They will have to click the link provided in the email sent to them to join your wiki. You may choose to remove any member from your wiki. You can also promote any member to have organiser rights.
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