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Classroom Tech Trends
What have you learned about Web 2.0 in the classroom? Share your thoughts and experiences.
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Praise for Wetpaint Classroom Wikis
Meet Mr. Bartels
Educator Ambassador
Mr. Bartels, a high school English teacher, is here to help answer your questions about using wikis in the classroom.
Education Wikis Forum
Share ideas for using wikis in the classroom, answer questions from your peers, and more.
Why use Wetpaint Wikis as Teacher Peer Sites?
- Wetpaint wikis are free and easy to use — no technical skills or IT required!
- Curriculum Sharing: Post and comment on lesson plans and syllabi.
- Online Resource Collection: Share your favorite online learning tools, blogs, websites, etc.
- Assignment Sharing: Post successful homework, course materials, study guides, and more.
- Group FAQ: Post and respond to questions on a given topic.
Use Wetpaint Wikis for:
Get a head start with our site templates
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Classroom Site Template
Create an online extension of the classroom where teachers and students collaborate and share information. Post the syllabus, homework assignments, and more.
Click Go! to start a wiki, and select the 'Classroom' template.
| Group Project Site Template
This template is perfect for students who need to track all the details of a group project. Use it to collect research and notes, collaborate on outlines & drafts, and more.
Click Go! to create your wiki, then select the 'Group Project' template. |
