WIKI

=Contribute to a WIKI=

media type="custom" key="11529786" Websites are either **web 1.0** or **web 2.0** in nature. Think of **web 1.0** as one-way communication. The information is being pushed to the audience, but they don't get to interact with it. **Web 2.0** is two-way communication. Information is not just pushed out, but the audience can make comments or add information to the page as well.

Wikis are by definition "web 2.0" sites. That means that it is a site that relies upon people working together. Wikipedia is the best and most complete example of a wiki. You can pick nearly any topic to search in wikipedia, and some people have collaborated to bring you information about that topic. When wikipedia first started in January 2001, it wasn't that great. Over time, more people have corrected inaccurate information and have added more information. Wikipedia keeps getting stronger and stronger.

Your goal is to help work on your class wikis. You need to follow these guidelines:
 * Your Assignment...**
 * 1) Use the link below to get to our class wiki site. Click on the page you want to work on.
 * 2) Do not simply delete a whole entry and add your own entry. If you see something incorrect, then correct it. If you see something that is incomplete, then add to it.
 * 3) EVERYTHING must be IN YOUR OWN WORDS. Please do not copy and paste information. This website is designed by kids for kids. Your target audience is other middle school students, so make sure you're not just using a bunch of fancy words that you don't understand. (And you don't want to plagiarize!)


 * Tutorials...**
 * Request Membership to the Class WIKI
 * WIKI: Text, Images, Audio, Video
 * WIKI: Add Links

Class Wikispaces Project