- Loading...
- No images or files uploaded yet.
Thank You! Thank you for adding your curriculum connections and other good ideas. - California School Library Association 2.0 Team
Think of this wiki as a shared online whiteboard. California educators can share information using this wiki, making 2.0 curriculum ideas accessible to everyone. Notice how you can add comments to a page, and see what people have changed.
|
|
Comments (3)
Anonymous said
at 9:37 pm on Jul 25, 2008
So I am beginning to have a love/hate relationship with Wiki.
I love the classroom possibilities of collaborative learning.
I hate the idea of anyone bieng able to alter what is stated in a Wiki. Maybe I will grow to accept and understand the nature of that...but for now, it is wierd.
SSteacher said
at 9:44 pm on Aug 16, 2009
I am just learning about wikis and think that it is very neat that you have access to so much information. I also agree with the above post that it is strange that someone can edit information very easily. Isn't there also the potential of people receiving false information over subjects...is there a moderator or someone who watches over these things to check for some type of validity or accuracy of some of the information?
CSLA2Team said
at 8:42 am on Aug 18, 2009
The project director (me!) gets alerts on all comments and edits. When you set up a blog or wiki, you set it up to accept comments or not, to first look at comments, to accept comments from the public or only from your defined group.
You don't have permission to comment on this page.