accessWiki

=How can I access a wiki=

Free sites
Free sites often mean advertising, sometimes inapproprate for children. There can be issues around filtering in schools but specific wiki sites within a domain can be unblocked - eg '//wikispaces.com//' might be blocked but '//waraku-education.wikispaces.com//' could be unblocked. It is good if people are forced to login to edit a wiki site because then there is some accountability possible where inappropriate things are posted.
 * [|wikispaces]
 * Wiki spaces can be [|advertisement free] for K-12 teachers (mine was done well within 48 hours of sending a very short email to (help at wikispaces.com)
 * [|seedwiki]
 * [|Waraku Wangka seedwiki]

Wiki within Moodle

 * This is useful because keywords used in the wiki are hyperlinked throughout the course.
 * Moodle courses can be protected so that only participants can see pages and edit the wiki
 * It is not possible to get notification when pages are changed.

Your own wiki site

 * [|Grant High School]

**Features of wiki**

 * What wiki features would be useful to consider when selecting one for use by SACE IT teachers to collaborate with?
 * Wiki Comparison site - http://www.wikimatrix.org/
 * Wiki [|choice wizard] is great

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