What are wikis? Wikis are easy-to-use websites that anyone can create and edit. Click here to view an introductory video on TeacherTube.
How are wikis used? See below for examples.
Wikis for Teacher Collaboration
Local/District:
National and International:
Wikis for Student Collaboration
K-6 Examples:
Middle and High School Examples:
- Language Arts:
- Math:
- Mrs. Fouss: Honors Pre-calculus and Algebra 2 Class Check out the sitmo widget that allows you to use symbols for writing mathematical expressions.
- Natalie DiTullio: LMMATH A space for high school math students, specifically Geometry, Algebra 1 and Algebra 2 to post unit summaries.
- Social Studies:
- Science:
- Foreign Languages:
Compilations from Various Grade Levels:
Create a Wiki
Note: Since each of these wiki sites continually update their programs, some of these material may become out-of-date. Please leave a comment on this page if you notice anything on this table that is no longer accurate. Thanks! (Updated January 2010)
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PBWorks
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ad-free from the start
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easy-to-use
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great customer service (click Help in the top right corner)
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can create accounts for students without email addresses
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improved formatting, now has spell check
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not much variety with templates
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you cannot insert special characters (for example, no accent marks available for foreign languages)
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Wikispaces
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Wetpaint
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Google Sites
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anyone can view the site, but you need to individually invite them in order for them to make edits
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you have more flexibility adding google tools than non-google tools
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