Does everyone but me (until moments ago) realize that educators can set up wiki sites free?
Otherwise, there seems to be some type of charge--at least at every site that I have found.
I love color; and I want to appeal to a younger group of people. Therefore, I am enthusiastic about the sites that I have begun to develop on wikispaces:
http://teenreadzwiki.wikispaces.com/
http://kidreadzwiki.wikispaces.com/
[Before I say anything else, I want to commend the quick and personable response that I got from the "help" department at wikispaces. I have never before emailed for help and gotten a response in a matter of minutes. That happened twice today, when I was seeking help setting up these spaces.]
Initially, I did not think that it was possible to divide the wikispace into tables [columns and rows]. On further investigation, that feature is available, by clicking the table icon on the edit bar. By clicking the small television on the wikibar's edit bar, all kinds of other data [audio, video, rss feeds, chat, etc.,] can also be added to the page.
This is definitely a great place for educators to create what seems to be an unlimited assortment of interactive, educational displays.
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