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in Language Classroom

in Language Classroom. by Alicja Wujec-Kaczmarek. WIKI. WIKI – freely expandable collection of interlinked webpages, a hypertext system for storing and modifying information – a database, where each page is easily edited by any user with a forms-capable web browser client.

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in Language Classroom

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  1. in Language Classroom by Alicja Wujec-Kaczmarek

  2. WIKI WIKI – freely expandable collection of interlinked webpages, a hypertext system for storing and modifying information – a database, where each page is easily edited by any user with a forms-capable web browser client. Leuf and Cunningham (2001) cited in Krajka (2007)‏

  3. WIKI WIKI – intensely collaborative, loosely structured set of pages, linked in multiple ways to each other and to Internet resources and an open-editing system in which anyone can edit any page. WIKI – a tool classified as second generation online collaborative environment. Godwin-Jones (2003) cited in Krajka (2007)‏

  4. WIKI

  5. WIKI The rationale for WIKI use WIKIs may exhibit some of the elements that are considered essential to the formation of a successful community of practice – a virtual presence, a variety of interactions, easy participation, valuable content, connections to a broader subject field etc. Schwartz (2004)‏cited in Krajka (2007) WIKIs allow users to create the learning space from within, rather than using a certain structure imposed from above, which reflects the assumptions of the constructivist teaching philosophy. Lamb (2004) cited in Krajka (2007) ‏

  6. WIKI The rationale for WIKI use

  7. WIKI The rationale for WIKI use • Practising various skills • Making writing public thus more attractive • Working for different learning styles and intelligences • Resulting in more autonomous and student centred classes • Higher involvement in the task

  8. WIKI The rationale for WIKI use • Development of IT skills • Development of student cooperation • Individualization according to the level • Easy access from any location • Changes in student-teacher relationship

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  33. WIKI tasks • Introduce yourself wiki • Class wiki • My music wiki • Cultural wiki • Reading wiki • Find mistakes wiki • Family tree wiki • Picture dictionary wiki

  34. The WIKI example

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  40. References Beatty, K. (2003). Teaching and Researching Computer-assistedLanguage Learning. Pearson Education Limited. Dudeney, G. & Hockly, N. (2007). how to teach english withtechnology. Pearson Education Limited. Dudeney, G. (2000). The Internet and the Language Classroom. A practical guide for teachers. Cambridge University Press. Krajka, J. (2007). English Language Teaching in the Internet-assisted Environment. Issues in the Use of the Web as a Teaching Medium. Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Marii Curie-Skłodowskiej.

  41. Thank You alicjawuka@gmail.com

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