

Siobhán Ross-Humphries, Coordinator, Instructional Technology Development Program Providence College and Robert Hackey, Professor, Health Policy and Management, Providence College
The Wiki as a tool is appealing because it helps make student thinking visible and places importance on the process of learning as well as the outcome. Join this workshop to learn how you can use wikis in your courses for group projects, field notes, co-creating reference materials and collaborative class note-taking, among other uses. Examples will be drawn from the Harvard Graduate School of Education.
Participants should bring a laptop with wireless capability with them to this workshop.
Welcome to Using Wikis in Courses. We'll be using a very "hands on" approach next week. After a brief introduction to how we've used wikis at Providence College--complete with student reactions and faculty reflections on wiki assignments in different courses, we'll look at samples of student work. Next, we'll brainstorm about ideas for how to use wikis to enhance YOUR courses and/or departmental tasks. The bulk of our time, however, will be spent creating, editing, and critiquing our wikis. This promises to be a lively and engaging session--we're looking forward to seeing you in Boston! Several samples of student wikis appear below:
Group Project | Fall 2008: Physician Perspectives on the McCain Health Reform Plan
Individual Project | Spring 2008: Health Care in the Czech Republic
Individual Project | Spring 2008: Physician Compensation
Individual Project | Spring 2008: Palliative Care
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