Wrap+Up

What can you do with a wiki?

 * Use as a class website that students edit and build upon
 * Use for student projects where group members need to contribute at different times.
 * Use for team based student research and projects - each team get a page/area/concept/or project
 * Use for collaborating on ideas and organising documents and resources from individuals and groups of students.
 * Use as a presentation tool where those who attend a lesson/workshop can contribute to future versions of the lesson/workshop.
 * Let the students write their textbook on the subject - make them the knowledge creators (citing sources etc)
 * As a group research project for a specific idea.
 * Manage school and classroom documents.
 * Use as a collaborative handout for students.
 * Writing: student created books and journaling. (i.e. [|Wikibooks])
 * Create and maintain a classroom FAQ.
 * As a classroom discussion and debate area.
 * A place to aggregate web resources - a list of websites, podcasts, downloads and documents

**Benefits**

 * Engagement and motivation
 * Context-embedded learning
 * Inquiry-driven learning
 * Collaborative learning
 * Reflection and metacognition
 * 21st-century skills

**Concerns**

 * Information literacy
 * Inappropriate content
 * Inappropriate sharing
 * Threats and cyber-bullying
 * Intellectual property
 * Fraud and identity theft
 * Stalkers and predators
 * Lack of understanding

**Last Activity** - Please add your name and email address here so that more udates and sites can be sent to you after the event:
Paul Luke - paul.luke@craigburn.sa.edu.au