Reflective Blog # 3 –
Wiki Week
This week opened my eyes to so much technology. I created a wiki for recipes. My thought was to have recipes added,
comments on the recipes and any other ideas for recipes. I thought this would make it easy for the
working individuals, while going to school.
We all want our family to get the nutrients from a good meal but don’t always
have the time to cook a good meal. I
started by just getting recipes that I use quite often and adding them as a
word document to the pages. I also added
links with some good recipes on too.
There are several advantages to wikis but the main ones that
I see were as follows: easy to use and
learn, people from anywhere can edit the wiki, and it keeps track of all the
changes made and it says it’s easy to change back. The disadvantages that I see were that it
requires internet connection and not everyone has access to the internet
yet. Now since anyone can edit it then
it could be vandalized or become disorganized with too many editors. However, the Digital natives in our earlier
article would really like the wiki because it is or can be fast paced and it
makes group projects easier and more accessible. The Digital natives have a hypertext mind and
leap around. The wiki could and would
allow for this, while still teaching them.
In exploring the eLearning Tools Wiki, I discovered that this
technology world is not as hard as it looks.
I will probably be eating my words on that sentence before the end of
this semester but the blogs and wikis are pretty simple to prepare. I would be interested in exploring YouTube
videos. YouTube is part of this web 2.0
technology adventure and I think that it would be interesting to learn how to
upload and share on YouTube.
I love your wiki idea, Tammy! I'll have to create a wiki too to get more recipes.
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