-Home

**Chairo - Pakenham WikiSpaces.** Have a look at this WikiSpaces site. [] Google Docs How to. media type="custom" key="20443036"
 * = Top 10 Contributors ||= List of Pages ||
 * < include component="editors" days="30" imageSize="small" showUsername="true" ||< include component="pageList" hideInternal="true" homeAtTop="on" limit="50" ||

What's in a wiki?

 * < * Easy-to-use visual editor
 * Unlimited pages
 * Student accounts with or without email addresses
 * Media and widgets from all over the Web
 * Easy navigation
 * Notification by email or RSS feed ||< * Tags to organize your pages and files
 * Complete history of every edit
 * Wiki-, page-, and file-level permissions
 * Simultaneous editing
 * Projects for group work
 * Contextual comments and discussions ||

<span style="color: #000000; font-family: 'Lucida Grande','Lucida Sans Unicode',sans-serif; font-size: 1.5em; vertical-align: baseline;">What users are saying.
> Being able to embed files, links, html coding, videos and other media so easily has meant that Wikispaces has made a great home for me on the Internet. Wikis can be slowly built up and added to from humble beginnings and grow into something quite wonderful. — Martin Burrett > Our Wikispace allows my students to have a 24/7 learning environment, and it is being used as such which is an exciting thing to see. — Craig Kemp > Witnessing the pairs work in class and then communicate using email, wiki discussions, and wiki mail to collaborate with classmates outside their class was invigorating. It also generated conversations about History class outside the walls of my room. It fully utilized the purpose and design of Wikispaces and the outcome was better than I had anticipated. — Larry Bruce