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Implementing Wiki-Based Collaborative Strategies in Online Courses

Implementing Wiki-Based Collaborative Strategies in Online Courses

Title:Implementing Wiki-Based Collaborative Strategies in Online Courses (ID: ELI091_48123)
Author(s):John Raible (University of Central Florida), Debbie L. Kirkley (University of Central Florida) and Baiyun Chen (University of Central Florida)
Topics:Collaborative Technologies, E-Learning, eliannual09, Online Teaching Strategies, Wiki
Origin:ELI Meetings (01/21/2009)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:

Research from the University of Central Florida shows that faculty and students had a positive overall experience using wikis as a collaborative tool for online classes. The wiki technology improves the ease of collaboration outside the classroom and increasingly engages students with content. Despite technical and logistical issues, faculty can implement wikis successfully with necessary orientation sessions and well-prepared assignment protocols.

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