Finding out about wiki's is the real reason I wanted to do this class. The whole idea of wiki's intrigues me. How to effectively use such a public devise in a school setting, particularly with junior high students, is an interesting predicament. I noticed that all the wikis that were highlighted were used by adult or high school audiences. I would like to think that eleven to thirteen-year-olds were mature enough to handle a wiki, but since Wikipedia won't allow my school site to edit, too much vandalism, I kind of doubt it.
I would love to create a CYRM wiki, where students could analyze the books. I would love to create a Parent wiki where parents could share ideas. Maybe a teacher Wiki, by department, so teachers could share best practices? I can see lots of applications for this technology, but so far I still have not learned how to create one.
I really loved being introduced to Dave Warlicks blog. New one for my Bloglines account.
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David Warlick's blog is great and I wish I could fly off to Atlanta and meet all of these people we "meet" online. The conference page said that one could still register. Wouldn't that be fun? I guess we will just have to watch and read and listen online.
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