student+projects

=Student Projects=

Borrowed from http://www.mattbarton.net/tikiwiki/tiki-read_article.php?articleId=4 1. Any class project with a reference or encylopedic format. Instructions, manuals, glossaries, and the like are all excellent wiki applications.

2. A class or group project with a bibliographic format. Students could gather websites related to a topic, then annotate, rank, and organize them.

3. A letter or statement presented on behalf of the class. These documents occur often enough in the business world, where the "on behalf" basically means that everyone involved signed off on a draft. On a wiki, such a project would offer everyone a better chance to make a contribution.

4. A handbook or textbook. Students could build a guide to correct punctuation and evaluated as a class. Thus, every student would have a stake in the project and likely benefit from the instruction it contained. Students are also familiar with "textbook" English and its avoidance of personal-sounding prose.

5. Any other project that does not require specified authorship or protected documents. Wikis are authored by communities, not individuals.