Mundo WIKI

Executive Summary
This article discusses an exploratory study that examined whether a wiki-based project could foster student-centered learning. Student teachers were divided into five groups to tackle a group project which involved creating digital learning materials on wiki that could teach information technology (IT) to secondary school students. As assessment is a part of learning, they were also required to develop an assessment rubric to assess the wiki pages created by themselves and their peers. It was observed that a variety of learning resources, such as videos, newspaper clippings, and cartoons, were included in the groups’ wiki pages. The student teachers also came up with assessment rubrics for self and peer assessment of their wiki pages by adopting or adapting assessment rubrics available on the Internet. However, the assessment rubrics did not seem to provide clear assessment guidelines as there were large differences among the groups in terms of assessing the wiki pages. In sum, it appears that wiki can facilitate student-centered activities as the statistics logs gathered from the wiki site indicated that the student teachers often revised their wiki project materials, especially after receiving feedback from their peers and course instructors. Keywords: assessment rubrics, learner-centered learning, self assessment, peer assessment, student teacher.

 

http://jite.org/documents/Vol11/JITEv11IIPp071-084NG1096.pdf

Via GRIAL Univ Salamanca. Aprendoenred.

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"Last summer, we introduced Projects to make it easier to organize group projects on your wikis. This month, we’ve made Projects even more powerful by adding a scheduling component we’re calling Events.

Events are an easy way to automate calendar-related actions: for example, you could set a due date that locks a Project, or send out automated announcements."

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