3 Challenges to Wiki Use in Instruction : April 2009 : THE Jo...
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Saved by 4 people (0 private), first by anonymouse user on 2009-04-02
- Judibea on 2009-04-22 - Tags no_tag
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when designing an effective assignment for a wiki, make sure that:
- The Assignments Is Moving and Not Closed (Dynamic, Not Static)
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The Assignments Is Moving and Not Closed (Dynamic, Not Static)
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The Assignment Requires Participation
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wiki is collaboration
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The Assignment Requires Participation
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The Assignment Uses the Participation To Move Forward
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participation and non-participation is obvious
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The Assignment Uses the Participation To Move Forward
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there must be somewhere for the input to lead
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students will become frustrated when grades only reflect the end result or a product. The effective use of Web2 tools requires students to be active throughout the process and that work should be reflected in the final grade
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That is, students will become frustrated when grades only reflect the end result or a product. The effective use of Web2 tools requires students to be active throughout the process and that work should be reflected in the final grade for an assignment. For example:
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active throughout the process and that work should be reflected in the final
grade for an assignment
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