Hoi,
Did you have a look at Wikieducator.. I am sure you will find lots of great
information. It is a pity that you do speak Chinese and not Dutch because
otherwise Kennisnet would also be a great resource. You may want to talk to
Galwaygirl.
Thanks,
GerardM
On Feb 19, 2008 6:26 AM, Brianna Laugher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I am thinking to make a submission to a "computers in education"
> conference, either a non-refereed paper or a "workshop". The audience
> will be "teachers and teacher educators". Around 600 people will
> attend. The conference is held every two years.
> One of the conference themes is "E-learning including information
> literacy, Web 2.0 and school libraries".
> At first I thought to do a workshop, but their computer labs have only
> 15-20 computers, which seems very limited to me. So then it seems like
> a non-refereed paper is best.
>
> I think a good topic might be '"Safe wiki": Teaching responsible use
> of Wikipedia', as just like sex, an abstinence-only approach will not
> be very successful when it comes to students & Wikipedia. ;)
>
> Anyway I figure there may be some people here familiar with this kind
> of research, although I am not submitting a refereed paper it would
> still be useful to see what has been done before.
> I recall the wiki research bibliography - is it still alive? Both
> <http://bibliography.wikimedia.de/> and
> <http://tools.wikimedia.de/~voj/bibliography/<http://tools.wikimedia.de/%7Evoj/bibliography/>>
> are dead links...
>
> thanks,
> Brianna
>
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