Wiki+Tutorials

[|What is a wiki?] [|Video on Wikispaces basics] (from how to start one to how to use the features)

[|Why do people create wikis?] (examples of each type can be found below) - To communicate with each other - To s tore and share files, images and video - To s howcase a project - To act as a Website

How do I use wiki's to share and discuss? - [|video] - [|Embedding a Cover it Live Blog]

[|How do I create one?] - create a wiki 1-2 Buckle My Shoe.. get an account before you shout out…. - [|create and edit pages] 3-4 Shut the Door .. type in the squares and save to share.. - FAQ - [|Video on Wikispaces basics] (from how to start one to how to use the features)

How do people use wiki's to share with others? - Private wikis for group collaboration In this case only the members of the group will have access to the wiki. The wiki is set as "private" by the creator of the wiki who acts as the administrator. Group members are asked to create a free wikispaces account, and then to join the wiki, at which time they are allowed access. The wiki administrator may decide if they wish to allow group members to be able to edit and add content or only to view the wiki pages. Any member may use the discussion tabs. The administrator may also decide to allow others to be named as administrators, who will have full access to all wiki controls. - Public wikis for group collaboration In this case the wiki is set as "public" by the creator of the wiki who acts as the administrator. In a public wiki for group collaboration the administrator sets the wiki controls to allow the public to both view and edit pages. Now anyone who has a free wikispaces account may not only use the discussion tabs, they may also edit and add content to the wiki. - Public wikis for viewing only (as a website, project documentation, etc.) In this case the wiki is set as "public" by the creator of the wiki who acts as administrator, however the controls are set so that anyone may view or participate in a discussion tab, but only an administrator may edit or add content.

How can I add a member to my private wiki? @https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gq4o6IVj8Zc What can I put on my wiki? Make your files and resources easy to find with the two step shuffle – load out there and then you can share….

Wiki's hold lots of "stuff" as you can see in the example link above. But in order to view the "stuff" easily- it helps to link any shared files to a description of some sort. Either on a resource page, or by creating a brand new page about that topic.

Two step shuffle: Step 1: upload any files you want to share to the wiki file space. Step 2: Link to that file on a page with a bit of description to make it easy to find.

- [|adding a file or an image] [|video] [|video] - adding a link - [|adding a video] - [|you tube video] - adding your own video, or what is a [|widget]?

[|Who else can put stuff on my wiki?] - [|permissions] - [|creating collaboration using memberships]

[|How do I keep it updated and functional?] - manage files and pages - privacy settings - maintaining and managing your wiki

How can we use a wiki for working collaboratively? - sharing your process - create a page to share your work and your process, mentor each other by sharing tips - [|starting a conversation] - use the discussion tab at the bottom to have a conversation

[|Beyond the Basics – In Depth Review] Want more? Tricking out your wikieyond the basics

Miscellaneous other collaborative tools