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> //Rhea R Borja.// **Education Week.** Bethesda: Apr 5, 2006. Vol. 25, Iss. 30; p. 10 (1 page)
 * Read [|Educators Experiment With Student-Written 'Wikis']
 * 1. What are your feelings on transparent teaching? Does creating wiki assignment really create a transparent educator?**

> //Keith McPherson.// **Teacher Librarian.** Seattle: Dec 2006. Vol. 34, Iss. 2; p. 70 (4 pages)
 * Read [|wikis and student writing]


 * 2. What are the true benefits and disadvantages to students sharing writing?**


 * Read [|Wikis and Collaborative Inquiry] Annette Lamb, Larry Johnson. School Library Media Activities Monthly. Apr 2009. Vol. 25, Iss. 8; p. 48 (4 pages)


 * 3. Think of a project that you do with your students that could be adapted to a wiki format. Why might you switch to using a wiki? What benefits might there be for the students? For you?**


 * Read [|Collaborating, Competing and Grades] by Eric Thompson.
 * 4. While Thompson talks about assessing his university students' wikis, his thoughts certainly apply in schools as well. What do you think of his ideas about assessing collaborative work? His students' reactions to this? How do //you// think wikis should be assessed?**