You can have an unlimited number of these within a wiki; they hold the text, links, images, and content
What are pages?
100
They year Wikipedia was first published.
What is 2011?
100
An activity where students can use wikis to revise one another's assignments asynchronously.
What is peer editing?
100
When you want access to change the content on a wiki page, you press this button.
What is edit?
100
"Super Fast", in Hawaiian
What is wiki
200
After clicking edit, the page transforms into a screen similar to this; MS Word is an example of this type of software.
What is a word processor?
200
Launched in January 2001, this is a free encyclopedia in many languages that anyone can edit.
What is Wikipedia?
200
A form of planning where students and teachers can share ideas on a wiki page.
What brainstorming?
200
When you want to publish the changes that you made to a wiki, you press this key.
What is save?
200
This runs between terminals at the Honolulu Airport.
What is the WikiWikiShuttle?
300
These words are usually underlined and colored blue, and lead users from one page to another.
What is a link?
300
This was the name of the first wiki.
What is WikiWikiWeb
300
A wiki can be used to keep track of these, which, in group work, need to be completed in order to complete projects on time.
What are project tasks?
300
This application is used to access a wiki and is the most common application to use to access the internet.
What is a web browser?
300
According to McDonald in 2007, most wikis are this type of wiki, which does not require a username or password.
What is non-secure?
400
Secure wikis request one of these, and a password, before allowing people to edit the pages within a wiki.
What is a username?
400
This group of people were the first to start communication using a wiki.
Who are software developers?
400
Wikis are a good example of this type of learning, which removes the constraints of time and place.
What is asynchronous?
400
These are used to navigate between pages of a wiki. Most often, they are blue and underlined.
What are links?
400
Educators should preform this prior to having students use a wiki, in order to allow them to "get their hands dirty".
What is training or orientation?
500
On a wiki, users work collaboratively to produce this.
What is content?
500
This man, in 1994, originated the concept of a wiki.
Who is Ward Cunningham?
500
Wikis are good examples of these. An information repository where teachers and students can keep track of all information associated with a certain topic.
What is a knowledgebase?
500
More advanced wikis use these to categorize pages. These are defined as labels attached to something for identification.
What are tags?
500
The four main favors influencing student use of wikis are wiki usability, pedagogical issues, social environment, and this.