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Engage
students in collaborative projects using wikis.
With Wikis, instructors
can easily create and grade group objects online. Students cooperate to
formulate, organize, and present solutions in the form of websites,
creating an enduring shared knowledge base in the process.
For
detailed help on how to use a Team Site, see the online
Instructor Guide.
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a Wiki to a Content Area |
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Adding a Team Site is similar to adding an
Turnitin Assignment to a Content Area, such as "Course Documents". The
site appears as a link available to group members with the Wiki icon :

- First go to the course
Control Panel.
- Select a
Content Area, such as Course Documents.
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- On the far right-hand
side of the Add bar, click the Select: dropdown
menu.
- Select the Wiki
option.
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- In the Create
Wiki screen, enter a Wiki Name and Description.
- If you have already
created course groups, using either Manage Groups or Advanced
Group Management, you can select groups to add or you can add
individual members into the team.
- Make sure the content is
visible to group members, and decide whether you want students to be
able to comment on Wiki pages.
- You may choose dates and
times during which group members can edit the site and non-group
members in the class can view the site.
- You may also opt to Create
a Gradebook entry for this Wiki in your Gradebook.
Enter a name, select a category, description, maximum number of points,
and select whether to make the grade visible to students.
- Click Save
when you are ready to create the Wiki.
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- You, the instructor, and
students that have been added to the Team, can access the Wiki as
you would an Item or Turnitin Assignment in your Content Area by
clicking on the View link.
- Students can create a New
Page for their site, and visit other pages they have
created by clicking on Page List.
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