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Wikis in the ClassroomAssessment in Web 2.0 Environments In assessing Web 2.0 learning activities our focus should be on content and skills, and not technology. We are attempting to gauge learning outcomes and not proficiency with a tool. At the same time we need to leave room for creativity and innovation so that students can express themselves freely. Resources: Formative and Summative Assessments in the Classroom NSMA • Authentic Assessment •Rubrics for Assessment •Digital Age Assessment: Learning in Web 2.0 The file is large so it may take a few moments to load. If you have any difficulties please post a message at our Moodle Wiki Hiccups Forum. Wikispaces tutorial -- Administration (Part IV) Part IV (and final) of our Wikis for Collaborative Learning video tutorials. This tutorial show you how to view the edit history of a wiki page, create a discussion on a wiki page, set up wiki notifications, and administer your wiki settings. The file is large so it may take a few moments to load. If you have any difficulties please post a message at our Moodle Wiki Hiccups Forum. ---------- Wikispaces tutorial -- Embed (Part III) Part III of our Wikis for Collaborative Learning video tutorials. This tutorial show you how to embed interactive multimedia such as video, audio, maps, charts, polls, surveys on your wiki. Why embed? Well, you can add interactive and engaging elements to your webpage without uploading and downloading (big) files! The file is large so it may take a few moments to load. If you have any difficulties please post a message at our Moodle Wiki Hiccups Forum.
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