Examples

Where can I see some examples?

 * Room 20's wiki
 * Year 5 @ WPS wiki
 * Year 5/6 wiki at Sunbury Heights Primary
 * Year 12 Australian History Wiki
 * VSL Japanese class wiki *
 * An exciting wiki from Gemma Somerville (Craigieburn South Primary School) demonstrating how she took her class online
 * [|Phun - Physics Sandbox]
 * A great example of how a student used a wiki for their ePortfolio
 * [|This is what they used in their portfolio - Glogster]
 * A wiki space devoted to tips and tricks
 * Wikispaces for teachers Find out more about what Wikispaces offers for teachers.
 * Schoolyard Blitz - Mooroolbark College
 * Mansfield Prep-2 - Mansfield *
 * Graphic Novel Study - Ballarat High School *
 * Wicked - The Musical - Resources - Whitefriars College
 * Year 11 English - Lara Secondary
 * Year 11 ICT - Lara Secondary
 * VCE Australian History - Bendigo Secondary
 * eJourneys with Technokids - Anne Mirtschin of Hawkesdale P-12
 * ICT Toolkit - Hume Region ICT wiki created by Ultranet Coaches
 * The Digestive System - Edgewood K-12
 * Critical Literacy and Creativity - a group project between four educators
 * Teaching with Technology - Wedderburn College P-12
 * Wedderburn College
 * Using a wiki as a digital portfolio

How can I use a wiki in my classroom?

 * Students work collaboratively on group projects online
 * Students are motivated to write for a real audience
 * Conference with students on their drafts - all revisions to a page are tracked in the history
 * Discussion forums - initiate online discussions in online forums with your students
 * Use it as a website for your class / year level / school that you can easily update yourself
 * Make your wiki public (anyone can access) or private (only members can access with a username and password)
 * Post topic-specific weblinks for your students to access, to save them time in typing out URLs or Google searching
 * Put handouts and newsletters online for students / parents to access from school or from home
 * Showcase student work online in the form of digital images (can be photos of student work), Word documents, Powerpoint presentations, digital movies or digital audio recordings - a great motivator
 * Invite another class to join your wiki and work collaboratively with you - at your school, a nearby school or a sister school overseas!