wikiexamples

Here is a collection of outstanding Wiki educational applications

Dean Shareski’s Wiki Very nice resource on Read/Write Web tools, including wikis.

Dean Shareski's Digital Storytelling Wiki An example of a wiki to drive professional development.

[|Will Richardson's Weblogg-ed Presentation Links Wiki] Comprehensive Read/Write Web resources

[|Bud Hunt’s Wiki] Created by Colorado teacher Bud Hunt and many educator-collaborators.

[|David Warlick’s Presentation Handout Wiki] A wiki designed to support the presentations of education guru David Warlick

[|DG Summit Wiki] Supports a two-day staff development project on Read/Write Web methodologies; includes participants’ blogs, session podcasts, and handouts.

Educational Blogging Wiki Supports the educational uses of blogs and contains links to student and teacher blogs.

[|High School Online Collaborative Writing] Features the collaborative writing of various high school students.

[|Library Success: A Best Practice Wiki] A collection of smart practices for libraries and the issues that impact them.

Mrs. Davis’ Westwood Schools Wiki An online space for Westwood schools’ students that includes a variety of student projects, including an insightful analysis of Web 2.0 tools.

[|PodcasterCon wiki] Supports collaborative pre-conference planning for PodcasterCon 2006, an event for learning about podcasting, and hosts content about each session that participants can add to.

[|Swarmsketch] Just for fun: This site allows you to contribute a single line to a drawing, and then vote for the inclusion of other lines in the drawing.

[|Wikibooks] Collection of textbooks that can be edited by anyone.

[|Wikiville] A wiki where students can build stories about where they live.