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=Welcome to the WMS Tech Wiki=

What is a wiki, you might ask? According to wikipedia, one of the world's best known wikis, it is "a [|website] that allows the visitors themselves to easily add, remove, and otherwise [|edit] and change available content, typically without the need for registration." Unlike the Intranet, anyone will be able to add content to this site. It is a public site. It will be a place for the middle school staff to share technology information with their colleagues. Have you found a link that really works well with your curriculum? Have you found a new technology you are using in the classroom and you would like to talk about it? Would you like to have an ongoing discussion about technology in the classroom or at the middle school? This will be a place for you to share information.

So. . . browse the site. Add links if you have something to share and. . . get connected to technology!

//To add a link, file or a discussion, click on the content button on the left where you want to add something. Then click "edit this page" in the upper right corner. Then, simply type in the box and add your information as if you were typing in MS Word.//

New Video from Teacher Tube (hopefully, not blocked by the district) media type="custom" key="49452"

While you are thinking about technology, watch this high-tech video on Web 2.0. Then go to the Discussion area and (either) post a question or comment on one.

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Here's another video on The Connected classroom by Kristen Hodgeson that was presented at the PETE&C conference in Hershey. It will make you think about how you are teaching and who's ahead in the race for education. media type="youtube" key="vC928e629iM" width="425" height="350"