Additional+Wiki+Resources

Did you find any additional information about wikis in education or other wiki resources? If so, share them here.....
I found this site while searching for my Web2.0 page. It gives you tons of different ideas. Meghan Burch __[]__

Thanks for sharing what you both have found! Meghan, I also came across that page when searching for my own wiki sources. I think that site offers a lot of great information for a wide variety of interests! Jennifer, this site you listed looks great as well! The set up is very user-friendly. On the beginning page, it gets my attention by showing me exactly why I should use the site. Great find! Thanks for sharing girls! I also found a site that I wanted to share with you. The site is []. This site lists the 15 most popular web 2.0 sites out right now. I really liked this site because it gave me a chance to review some commonly-used sites that I did not know about yet. Check it out...it is worth it! Michelle Haug
 * I found an amazing web tool for our Web 2.0 project! It is []! It is an amazing tool for teachers! It allows you to put in grades into a grade book online, make quizzes, chat, and create your own wiki site! It is great!!! Hope you can all use this in your future classrooms! { Jennifer Clark }**
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 * I just found the top 25 web 2.0's for education. Check it out HERE! Many of them we watched on our videos for this class and discussed. But, there are some others I haven't heard of. Neat site that has all the links. It would be a great one to save for your delicious account! :) The [|glogster] page looks like a lot of fun!!! - Rachel Reynolds**

I thought engrade.com would be a great resource too. I looked easy to use with a lot of functions. I found http://www.brainpop.com/. This is a resource for any subject area but is geared toward middle and high school levels. I also liked http://www.teach-nology.com/. It is another site with lesson plans, worksheets, etc for teacher planning. I figure it can't hurt to have more resources than I know I can use at this point. In time I'll know which ones work best for me. -- Lynne Krimmel

Another great resource is Brainpop Jr. [] There are lots of great educational activities for K-3 and the kids love it! ~Melissa Heimann