Just type text.

Now I understand the difference between a wiki and a blog.

Arturo, Thanks for the tips on the useful websites!

I love this technology stuff.

I'm learning about Wiki pages.

Today was the first time I heard the word Wiki. The sites are great but my favorite is to learn to use media so students can use it to publish their own work.

I found great links for teachers and students like graphic organizers, "leer escuchando" which is a site where Spanish classical stories and books are read to you. I enjoyed navigating through these sites and I'm planning on using them in my class.

Thanks for the comments. I hope that your wiki will serve as not only a publishing sit for you and your students bt also as a communicatin tool between you/your class and parents and other audience through out the world.

Check out the cluster map, got someone from Canada :)

Arturo, Thanks for a great 2 days of tech training! I feel like I can easily go into my classroom and use the things I've learned! Thanks so much for opening up the wiki world to me!

Arturo, do you have a simple Acceptable Use Policy document that I can have my student's parents sign for our class wiki page?

Melissa,
Sorry I don't have anything like that right now. That's a great idea though, I'll try to get our office to draft one.

Maybe this will help: http://techinfo/policies/student/AUP.html

Also check out the student wiki warranty on this site:
http://www.teachersfirst.com/content/wiki/issues.cfm