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Good things (for wikis)

Compare the features of wikis you are considering for your classroom with this online tool.

Comparison of Wikispaces and PBWiki

General Resources

Social Networking Acceptable Use

Design Patterns for EduWikis

Internet Awareness - safety issues for students using Web 2.0 tools

21st Century Skills Framework

ISTE NETS for Students - Draft document

MDE - Curriculum Integration 2006 Work Groups

MDE - Curriculum Integration 2005 Work Groups

MDE - Michigan Educational Technology Standards (METS)

MDE - Grade Level Content Expectations (GLCE) Documents

Bloom's Revised Taxonomy

2006 ICT Literacy Assessment - Preliminary Findings

Parental Consent letter

Wiki Rubric - evaluate student wikis from ReadWriteThink

K12 Online Conference Presentations - not just about wikis, but a very good resource

Blogs on Wikis

How I Use Wikis - Vicki Davis (Cool Cat Teacher blog)

Finding Best Practice Wikis in Education - Julie Lindsay (E-Learning blog)

Using Wiki in Education - Stewart Mader

Up to My Ears in Wikis - Christopher Craft

Podcasts on Wikis

Exploring Wikis in Education with Vicki Davis and Adam Frey

These podcasts are from the K-12 Online Conference:

It's Elementary - blogs, wikis, and podcasts in elementary settings

No Teacher Left Behind - the Urgency of Web 2.0

Wiki Collaboration Across the Curriculum

Wiki While You Work

Wiki Lessson Plans

Thousand and One Flat World Tales Project	Clay Burell from Korea International School created this collaborative story writing project and invites all teachers and students world-wide to participate
Scriptwriting with a Wiki	Students use a wiki to collaboratively write a play
World War I Wiki WebQuest	A simulation of fighting for victory in WWI
Holocaust Wiki Project	Students research the holacaust, then create a simulation using the wiki to examine what choices people made and the impact of their choices
AP World History Review Wiki	Students collaboratively create a review guide for AP World History, using a wiki
Virtual Art Galleries	This is written for a blog, but can certainly be adapted to a wiki
A Collaboration of Sights and Sounds	students research and analyze protest songs, then organize their findings in a wiki

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