Basic+Wikis

**Wikis for Teachers**
===Educational Wikis - Wikis to organize & present factual information , usually documented by many links to other webpages. ===


 * Will Richardsons Wiki - This is a one-page wiki from one whom I consider a 21st Century Guru.


 * Vicki Davis's Wiki for her Tech Enhanced Learning Class - wonderful information


 * UDLTech Toolkit I was searching for information about Universal Design for learning and found Karen Janowski's blog "EdTech Solutions: Teaching Every Student". This blog contained many varied posts relating to Universal Design which I found informative, but the best part was the wiki. This wiki is to post and share resources and strategies the classroom teacher can use to better include all her students in the instruction. The resources posted there are wonderful, but the best part is that you can add a resource you have to that list for others to try.
 * =**[|Make believe comics] a site which allows you to make comic strips.**=
 * "Changing Teacher Practice With Thinking and Technology" As I was preparing for this presentation I searched "wikis education" and found this wiki by Annie Baird, a teacher in Loddon Malley Region in Victoria, Australia. This wiki is primarily by one person, but with the intent that others will add to the site and is a comprehensive list of Wikis and other online resources for teachers and students.


 *  [|Blogs on Educational Blogging]- This wiki is l comprehensive list of Blogs related to education. It is a good example of collaborative development of a site, the inclusion of comments and the information you can get from the "History" of a wiki.


 * Web Tools 4 U 2 Use - Donna Baumbach created this web page this website is to provide a place for K-12 school library media specialists **to learn** a little more about web tools that can be used to improve and enhance school library media programs and services, **to see** examples of how they can be used, and **to share** success stories and creative ideas about how to use and integrate them. If you check the history of pages you will see that there has been collaborative work on these pages.