Welcome to Meg's EduPedia

This is my site for educators about how to to use wikis on education. The various modules cover topics such as
- Wiki basics
- Finding a suitable wiki host
- The benefits of using wikis in education
- Educational design
- Assessment rubrics for student wikis
- And heaps more!
The site is meant to be used in conjunction with the workshops that I run for educators on wikiing, but if you find the modules useful outside of that setting, then good for you! What's more, you can do the course at your own pace and in whatever order you want.
Set up your own wiki
For all users, however, I recommend that you set up your own wiki at the beginning of the course and you start wikiing your answers, thoughts and reflections to the questions raised in the course. With a wiki, you can record your own learning journey and keep a track of any useful material that you find yourself on the Web. For example, each module asks you to clarify what your own learning objectives are and then to reflect at the end on what you've learnt (or not!). If you set up a wiki for each of the modules and answer these questions, you will:
- Learn more about how wikiswork in the technical sense
- Begin to think more deeply about what it is that you're trying to achieve with wikis in the classroom
Alternatively, each module has a discussion post set up for it, so you can leave your comments and discoveries there.
EduPedia aims to take the ‘freak out' factor out of using up a wiki or wikis for your classroom and, to that end, the site is aimed at novices.
I hope you enjoy the site. Let me know if you find any really terrific resources that you think should be added, or just let me know what you think of the modules. Each module has a discussion post set up for it, so you can leave your comments and discoveries there.
Have fun!
meg.
Dr Megan Poore
Educational Consultant
MeganPoore.com