Setting up a Wiki page was so much easier than I thought it would be. I watched a short video on YouTube and hoped that the actual process would be as easy as it seemed in the video.
There wasn’t a link to any Wiki information from the class website, so I wasn’t sure what kind of page I needed to set up. Did the program already have a group page that I would need an invitation to join or should I start up my own? Would I do a free page or upgrade to the $50 page? I decided that I would start with a free page and then upgrade if needed.
After watching the short video, I feel that this type of tool will be invaluable when working on group projects with other members of my cohort. The time you save in not having to email back and forth and then go to another page to edit will be very beneficial for people with hectic schedules. This can also allow us to work simultaneously on a paper or project, getting immediate feedback. This would make projects truly more collaborative in nature. In addition, this can be a great tool to introduce to the teachers on my campus to work on collaborative lesson plans and school improvement projects.
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