Examples

From WolfWikis

Wikis can be used in courses to enable students to create simple web pages, collaborate on content, and present their research to their peers. The online nature of the wiki also allows an instructor to monitor group progress. Below you will find examples of wikis being used for teaching and learning as well as pedagogical resources.

WolfWiki Examples

Collaborative Resource Collections Built as Part of a Course

CRD 704: Technology and Pedagogy in Communication

EAC 595C: Technology in Student Affairs

NCSU Research on Instructional Uses of Wikis

Wikis in Writing Education Research

Examples from Other Universities

Collaborative Websites Built as Part of a Course

Social Justice - Columbia University

Holocaust Wiki Project - San Diego State University

Educational Games - San Diego State University (see also the parameters of the wiki assignment)

Wiki As Group Project Presentation Space

Greek Tragedy Course Wiki - Skidmore College

Wiki as Collaborative Glossary

PlantFacts Turfgrass Glossary - Ohio State University (view page in Internet Explorer)

Wikis in Instruction Website

Using Wiki in Education - site with tips for using wikis, articles, links to course examples, and more.