On Friday I did a joint presentation at TAFE's ICVET Conference about using wikis in Education. As has been the case in other wiki presentations I have done, the widespread interest in wiki techology meant that demand outstripped the expectations of the organisers and the session quickly filled up. Unfortunately, because of the lack of space, my fellow Web2.0 enthusiast Stephan could not get in to record the session.
My co presenter, Kara Whittingham, showed a series of Wikispaces pages that she has used for her language classes, so I can't reproduce her work effectively here, but I have used SlideShare to publish a copy of my presentation below. It would have been great to have the audio that Stephan wanted to capture, but 'due to popular demand', you can't have it!
The first half of the presentation is general wiki stuff, which is probably not very enlightening to readers of this blog, but the end of the presentation contains a few slides about 'wiki behaviours' where I outline some of the behaviours that effective wiki users tend to adopt over time. I would be particularly interested in comments that people have about wiki behaviours.
