Classroom / School Wikis

Lisa Holton provides access to deaf and hearing impaired individuals via a Wiki filled with home-made video tutorials (in ASL) and additional links describing:
1.) WHAT type of Web2.0 tools are available for educators,
2.) WHY they should consider using them to teach writing, and
3.) HOW to go about setting up and implementing some of these tools

Mrs. Huff’s English classroom wikis

Digital Citizenship wiki

Molly Melton's 12th grade AP Literature class wiki

Scott Wertsch's 10th grade book club wiki

Wiki for studying literary characters

Darin Hausberger's math wiki

Clarence Fisher: Studying Societies (middle-school social studies)

Mr. Pollitt's classroom

M. C. Morgan: Dayblog: course on blogs/wikis

High School Online Collaborative Writing

Westwood Schools: Wikispace wiki

Wikiuniversity

Room 15: An elementary school wiki

St. Francis Xavier School

Village Elementary School Polar Regions Project

Wikia: School wikis

Using Wikis as Course Syllabi

Peter Kittle, Chico State University: English education methods courses

Epocha Wiki: Penn State University

Physiology 101, Fall, 2006

Professional Development Wikis

Wikieducator

Troy Hicks: 2009 NCTE Presentation: What's the Matter with Wikis

Steve Hardagon: Educational Networking wiki

Will Richardson's Weblogged links on a wiki

EdTech Wiki: lots of information on technology tools

Ed Tech Wiki, University of Geneva

Beth Knittle: wiki resource site

The Reflective Teacher wiki

National Writing Project Wikis

South Central Kansas Writing Project

Project Write: Red Cedar Writing Project

Library and Author Wikis

Library wikis

Librarian Chick

National / Regional Wikis for Sharing Information

Your Archives: British-based wiki for public sharing of information