PBwiki Summer Camp

I have created my video in Jing which saved it as Flash. I posted it on screencast.com and copied the html code for my wiki page. I paste the code in the wiki page and nothing happens. It's like it is trying to load something, but just keeps spinning. I noticed that your Jing video is still in Flash format. I assume you must have loaded it up to your wiki and then posted it. However, mine is 10MB and I don't have room to store it. Am I going to have to convert it before it will work?

I would love to be able to use a wiki with my high school Spanish classes in way that would allow me to give them audio and visual prompts, have students record their voices in response, and enable me to listen to their recordings (and give written and audio feedback... all in one place.

I want to learn as much as I can about the "free" tools available to educators. This weeks resources page is amazing! I've heard and used some of the tools but will make use of many more by they end of the camp. This is awesome!

The free tools are so exciting! I teach fifth graders, and a lot of these tools require e-mail addresses, such as BubbleShare. How would you handle that? For instance, in the case of BubbleShare, would you let the students use the teacher's BubbleShare account?

I don't know if this is the MOST important thing that I want to learn, but I DO want to learn how others are using wikis in their classroom - not just what they are using them for but also HOW they are using them. I think most of us got a good idea of how it can be difficult if not impossible to manage if everybody goes to make changes at one time; so how are (or have) others managed this?

Lots of new things to learn from the wiki. Although I started late - due to a visit from Hurricane Dolly, I am still excited.

I really like how easy it is to upload a video into pbwiki.

PROBLEM: I'd like to add some readings to Kimn's Suggested Readings page (https://kristineedudemo.pbwiki.com/Su...), but the security settings on the page prevent edits or comments.

Just wanted to say that Monday night was my first class using the wiki. It went over very well. I'm teaching adults of various ages - most of which had never used a wiki. It was SO nice to be able to say "No handouts guys, it's all online!" "Don't have to take notes, it's all online". "Can't remember something we went over in class? Don't worry about it, it's all online". They've been logging in and referring back to it this week. Not adding anything yet, but that will come next Monday night.