This page is 2-part because wikis and synchronized collaborative tools are very similar.
Wiki
1. Click HERE for the technical meaning of WIKI.
2. Two common wiki sites are Wikipedia & WikiHow. You have to setup an account to have privileges to edit content.
2. Two common wiki sites are Wikipedia & WikiHow. You have to setup an account to have privileges to edit content.
3. Activity: Watch the video below then complete the crossword puzzle your teacher gives you.
Note for Teacher: Click HERE to download & print the crossword puzzle.
Note for Teacher: Click HERE to download & print the crossword puzzle.
Synchronized, collaborative tool
1. This type of collaborative tool allows multiple people to type at the same time in a document. It autosaves and doesn't have to require a login, but it can.
2. The most popular collaborative document tool is GoogleDocs, but you are going to get to type in another tool called PiratePad.
2. The most popular collaborative document tool is GoogleDocs, but you are going to get to type in another tool called PiratePad.
4. Another collaborative tool used by many educators is Padlet. Here you can submit text, pictures, links, videos & documents. Multiple people can contribute on this site and everyone sees it instantly.
5. Additional Activity: Go to this Padlet wall, read the instructions at the top of the page, and refresh the page to see the most recent contributions. |