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Getting Started

Here is a great website that walks you through all the steps and considerations when using wikis in the classroom:
Wiki Step by Step: http://www.teachersfirst.com/content/wiki/wikistep1.cfm


How To Use Wetpaint?



Questions to Consider:
  • How do you envision using the wiki? ( How will you explain it to parents and administration? Feel free to use the examples here to help.)
  • Who will be able to see the wiki? (the public? members only?)
  • Who will be able to edit the wiki? (the public? members only? vary by section?)
  • Who will be able to join the wiki? (students only? parents? invited guests? the public?)
  • What parts of the wiki will you “protect” (lock from changes)?
  • Who will moderate the wiki for appropriateness, etc?
  • Who will have the ability to reset changes?
  • Will you, as the teacher, be notified of all changes?
  • Will the wiki have Individual or global memberships? (by individual students if you want an individual record of who made changes, or with one log-in per group or class?)



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