I love Wikis. I can see the potential in these sites for student instruction, classroom management and lifelong learning. As noted in 23 things these sites can enhance:
- Collaborative writing
- Brainstorming
- Creation and organization of content and study guides
- Lesson summaries
- Group notetaking
- Dissemination of classroom information
- Literature circles
- Collaborative textbooks
- Resource collections
- Vocabulary study
The idea behind several contributors would lead to collaboration and editing by more than one person. There is a space in wikis to use many of the tools we have learned in 23 Things. Perhaps our collaborative can begin a wiki. Volunteers anyone? I would like to experiment with this approach, similar to the one explained in the Common Craft video. As usual, LeFever rocks with his explanations!