Welcome to the Wiki and Digital Storytelling Workshop

Watch the Wikis in Plain English Video to understand how a Wiki works:

Why use pbwiki?  It is free for educators, and you can use an invite key instead of typing in all of your student e-mail addresses.

Begin by following a quick assignment to learn how to use a Wiki.  See your handout for directions or click here: Wiki workshop directions.

 

D' Ann Alexander	Tara Armstrong	Stacy Balisterri	Kimberly Baker	Holly Caddy	Kim Cole
Donnice Cragg	Sandra Currey	Terri England	Judy Ford	De De Gillespie	Ann Hanna
Krista Hopkins	Kelly Keene	Debbie Kelly	Sandi Lunan	Nancy Mobley	Beth Oppenhuizen
Kimberlie Overstreet	Jean Pamplin	Statia Smith	Amy Snider	Dee Taylor	Mary Van Cleve
Belinda Healey	Valarie Wasson	Deirdre Wright	Kenny Horn	Participant 2	Participant 3
Participant 4	Participant 5	Participant 6	Participant 7	Participant 8	Participant 9

Click on the link to view example wikis and some Great Wiki Ideas.

Links to several other Wikis that I have created are below:

Bryant Literacy Wiki - created so teachers could exchange ideas to improve the literacy of our students

Podcasts for Education Wiki - created for an ipod and podcasting workshop

Third World Countries Project Wiki - created by my Read the Net class

Bryant Reading List Wiki - created for the school district to assist in literacy alignment

Digital Storytelling

1. Click here to view directions using Photo Story 3 to create digital stories.

2. Click here to view directions using Windows Movie Maker to create digital stories.

3. Download Movie Make Fun Pack to add audio and sound effects.

4. Directions for uploading your digital story to Teacher Tube.

5. Directions for uploading your digital story to your Wiki Page.

6. Websites for Copy-Right Safe Music and Images.