Using wikis for language learning

Introductory presentation outlining the structure and characterstics of wikis, together with video resources and simple tasks for beginners. The presentation also gives a description of relevant learning environments, such as the use of scaffolding, and process-based and constructivist learning theories, and finishes with links to other wiki-related resources useful for teachers and learners, such as Wikimedia.

Using wikis for language learning.

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Introductory presentation outlining the structure and characterstics of wikis, together with video resources and simple tasks for beginners. The presentation also gives a description of relevant learning environments, such as the use of scaffolding, and process-based and constructivist learning theories, and finishes with links to other wiki-related resources useful for teachers and learners, such as Wikimedia.

Item Type:	Resource
Uploader:	Dr Margaret Anne Clarke
Added:	06 Oct 2011 12:54
Name:	Dr Margaret Anne Clarke
Tags:	wikis, wikimedia, process learning, constructivism, language, students, collaboration, peer to peer, authoring, interactive
Viewing permissions:	World
Course codes:	UNSPECIFIED
URI:	http://languagebox.edshare.ac.uk/id/eprint/1990

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