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I am soon to have a detailed research unit with English 11.  Rather than a research 
paper, they will be posting information to a wiki.  This is our first venture with 
wikis with students though I have a couple of my own.

Has anyone done a short introductory lesson on this that you would share? I would 
like students to have the time to try out the wiki during the last half of the 
class.

I am planning on using an LCD projector and walking the class through the steps to 
edit, add pages, link, etc. but would welcome any suggestions for a better method.

TIA

Ann Jantzen, Media Specialist
South Central Jr. Sr. H.S.
6675 E. Highway 11 SE
Elizabeth, IN 47117
jantzena@south.shcsc.k12.in.us

"I cannot live without books." -- Thomas Jefferson

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