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toc Have a look at the Massey Early childhood wiki. http://mihi.wikispaces.com/

Here are some starters for those of you who are unfamiliar with wikis. Explore and see what you can do here. Hopefully this will transfer into your practice with teachers too.

=Need help?=

Look through these pages for help on how to use Wikispaces.

= = =Help for Teachers=

These are some questions frequently asked by teachers who are new to Wikispaces. Check out the [|Wiki Walk Through] from TeachersFirst.

=[|Ready to make your own space?]=

A space is a place to gather people and build content together. As a member of Wikispaces, you can create as many spaces as you like - just enter a space name below. A space name can contain letters, numbers, and hyphens, e.g. bookclub119, architect-forum, or brainstorm. If you're looking for a place to experiment before creating a space, try the sandbox.

Wikispaces is giving away 100, 000 wikispaces FREE to Primary / Intermediate / High School Teachers. These wikispaces are AD-FREE!! [|Sign up here].

=Examples of Wiki Use in the Classroom=

EducationalWikis How can I use Wikis in the classroom? Westwood School, Vicki A. Davis (The Wiki Guru!!) Room18 TIS Taradale Intermediate School, Classroom Wiki The Horizon Project International Collaborative Project between 5 High Schools, based on The Horizon Report Wikidspace Year 3, Peterhead School, Classroom Wiki New 7 Wonders Collaborative Wiki (Y7 & Y8s) based around Vote for the New Seven Wonders of the World msit International School, Malaysia. (Check out CodeBlue - it's a fantastic example of Wikis) [|Wikis in Plain English] (Video - on TeacherTube - the value of wikis)

=Web2.0 Tools=

[|Slideshare] A place to share & discover presentations and slideshows [|TeacherTube] Like YouTube - but for Educators, education - self-monitored by educators for suitable/unsuitable content