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=Tim's Demo and Experimentation Wiki=

This works if the teacher doesn't mind everyone in the class being able to view and edit the pages on the wiki. E.g. student 1 will be able to see and edit student 2's page.
 * Idea 1:** The teacher would create a separate wiki for each class and have pages for each student.

This works if the teacher wants to make sure only they and the student can view/edit the student's pages. By the teacher creating the wiki they can control who can join it, what pages are deleted, etc.
 * Idea 2:** The teacher would create separate wikis for each student and link to them. The student would use his/her user name to modify their wiki. The wiki would under the teacher's account, which might provide greater control than having the students create their own.

This is similar to idea 2 with the only difference being that the student is in charge of the wiki so they can remove the teacher from it at any time, invite other people to the wiki, delete files and pages, etc.
 * Idea 3:** Another way to do it might be to have students create their own wikis and then the teacher would link to them from their own wiki. The biggest fear from an admin standpoint is abuse. Any ideas for that?

Click on the student links.