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Curriki Updates for 2008
2008-02-05 18:36:00 The wiki for educators has been recently updated to better meet the needs of educators. A few of the new features are: NEW CURRIKI ?GROUPS? TOOL MAKES SOCIAL NETWORKING AND COLLABORATION EASY Whether you?d like to form a community of interest or a community of practice, you can now join a group or use Curriki tools to ...
By: Ed Tech Review
Curriki The Wiki for Teachers!
2007-10-05 21:50:00 Last year I told about an upcoming website that provided a great way for teachers to share curriculum and teaching resources. Curriki has grown and blossomed into the resource that I imagined in my original article. In my brief time on curriki this morning I was able to find a lesson plan ...
By: Ed Tech Review
A Wiki for Education with Curriki
2007-04-10 22:57:00 Website: http://www.curikki.org Grade: ACost: FreeI love Wikipedia, and feel that it provides a valuable resource for all of us. Yes, there are some inherent pitfalls because the community at large can edit the information, but in general the information is very good and accurate. This type of media where the community provides the content can be very powerful and can be a great resource for all of us. This type of application is a perfect way for teachers around the world to get together and share lesson plans, resources, worksheets, video, and websites. The people at Curriki have developed and promoted a web site for educators that allow us to use this powerful WIKI technology. Curriki is more than your average Website; we're a community of educators, learners and committed education experts who are working together to create quality materials that will benefit teachers and students around the world.Curriki is an online environment created to support the development and fre...
By: Ed Tech Review
Curriki.org
2007-02-23 02:24:01 How about putting together all content at one place so that kids can learn better, teachers and parents have more resources to teach, makeing the content available across the globe..This is what a NGO called Curriki(curriculum + wiki = curriki) is doing under the leadership of Scott McnealyCurriki is the result of work done for GELC - the Global Education and Learning Community - an online project started by Sun Microsystems to develop works for education in a collaborative effort. Driven by Scott Mcnealy the ngo hopes to raise $100 million to $200 million by 2010.Mcnealy pointed education asan arena where network computing can make a difference...more
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