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I didn't actually ask permission. I just started using it, then told them how well it was working and they got excited.

I read Will Richardson's book on using blogs wikis and podcasts in the classroom. I told my principal what I planned to do, I discussed the project with my class, and I discussed the project with parents during parent teacher conferences. The book has plenty of examples of how to help break down barriers and introduce the topic.

Here is a link to his blog. You can get the book there:

http://weblogg-ed.com/

They were actually very supportive, but our computers were ancient history and I had to bring in my own lap tops to use. My students and I gave a presentation to the board with the superintendent's blessings, and that really helped. My students showed them what could be done, and they were all impressed. From that point til now, I have had support.

Klmot2ltdf.

Wow! Here are some suggestions:

1) Take him/her to the PBwiki homepage show him around.
2) Print out some of our educator handouts and given them to him/her.
3) Take him/her to the educator site (educators.pbwiki.com) and show him what online collaboration on a wiki looks like - have him edit a page to see how easy it is!

Good luck, it looks like you have your work cut out for you!

Kristine

What is a wiki? That was from the computer teacher!!!