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	MeganPoore		1. Reflection	0	Mar 27 2008, 9:26 PM EDT by MeganPoore
			Thread started: Mar 27 2008, 9:26 PM EDT Watch Discuss your reflections on the module, 'What is a wiki?' here. * What have I learnt? * What is still unclear? * What do I need to follow up on? * Where to from here? * What other stuff I have read or accessed to help me make sense of it all? Do you find this valuable? Keyword tags: None Post reply
	MeganPoore		1. Exercise: Compare wiki sites	0	Mar 27 2008, 9:25 PM EDT by MeganPoore
			Thread started: Mar 27 2008, 9:25 PM EDT Watch Discuss your answers to the exercise 'Compare wiki sites' in the module 'What is a wiki?' here. Visit at least two different wiki sites (or, better still, register with them (next module) -- it will make the exercise easier). Explore the functionality of each (e.g.,WetPaint, WikiSpaces, and PB Wiki), especially noting * What sort of support is provided? FAQs? Forums? * Can you moderate comments? * What are the conditions of use of the wiki? * Can you customise the look of the wiki? * Can you add widgets? * How much space is your wiki allocated? * Are there any ongoing or hidden costs? * What are the privacy options? * Can you delete the wiki? Do you find this valuable? Keyword tags: None Post reply
	MeganPoore		1. Your EduPedia objectives	0	Mar 27 2008, 9:19 PM EDT by MeganPoore
			Thread started: Mar 27 2008, 9:19 PM EDT Watch Discuss your Edupedia objectives for this module here. What are you hoping to learn from this module? Your objectives can be the same as mine, but is there anything else you are expecting to learn? Write it down (or, better still, wiki it! Don't worry -- we can set up a wiki for you at the end of the module ...) or discuss with a partner or small group in the class. Do you find this valuable? Keyword tags: None Post reply

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