Using wikis for online collaboration : the power of the read-write Web - West, James A.; West, Margaret L., 1962- (San Francisco, CA : Jossey-Bass, 2009)
Getting ready to wiki -- Opportunities for online learning -- What is a wiki? -- Types of wikis -- Choosing the right wiki -- Features of wikis -- Setting up the wiki -- Summary -- Designing wiki projects for collaborative learning -- Teaching and learning through wikis -- Laying the foundation-preparing students for wiki work -- Building the framework-designing the wiki project -- Monitoring construction-managing the wiki process -- Summary -- Wiki projects for knowledge construction -- Resource bank -- Frequently asked questions -- Error finding and correcting -- Historical time line -- Annotated bibliography -- Online dialogue -- Group summary -- Class encyclopedia -- Summary -- Wiki projects for critical thinking --'What if...?' Scenarios -- Case studies -- Debates - Collaborative research papers -- Evaluation or research study -- Frame-based writing -- Nominal group technique -- Structured online critiques -- Summary -- Wiki projects for contextual application -- Event plan -- Process map -- Virtual science lab -- Field research project -- Story creation -- Team challenge -- Media design projects -- Service learning project -- Summary -- Wikis today and tomorrow -- The value of collaborative writing -- Integrating wikis with other technologies -- What the future holds -- An invitation to collaborate -- Wikis for educators -- Web 2.0 -- Collaborative writing -- Scaffolding -- Bloom's taxonomy.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 129-134) and index.
Keywords: Wikipedia; Computer-assisted instruction; Internet in education; Electronic encyclopedias; User-generated content