Tuesday, September 15, 2009 from 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM (PT)
Join Wikispaces for our September Education Webinar on September 15th at 4pm Pacific Time (PDT). We will show you tricks to get the most out of your classroom wiki and introduce you to Cari Wilson, a middle school teacher in British Columbia using wikis for collaborative research projects.
Cari has won awards for her work with wikis in her classrooms over this past year. At the webinar, she'll share several of her wikis with you, including an informational wiki on their home town and the 2010 Olympics at http://olympic-project.wikispaces.com and a virtual museum about ancient civilizations at http://elementsofcivilization.wikispaces.com/. Join us for the webinar and get some great ideas for your own collaborative wiki project.
Accessing the event:
You can join us in our Elluminate room for the event by clicking this link: https://sas.elluminate.com/site/external/launch/dropin.jnlp?sid=vclass&password=YFZ4GS585C532S6ZYDDM
If you haven't used Elluminate before, head to their support page before the event to make sure your browser settings are correctly configured. If you have any difficulties, please e-mail us at help@wikispaces.com.
We provide the world's easiest to use wikis. We have a large and active education community with over 230,000 educational wikis and over 1,200,000 teachers and students.
Our webinar series is designed to help that community learn, share, and grow. We teach the basics of creating and using wikis in the classroom and present educators who have lessons and stories to share about their use of wikis in education.
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