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=I'd use a wiki for...= collaboration with a teacher(s) for a unit of study or with my co-coach for our EBOB team to plan team selection and other EBOB related tasks.

I might use a wiki for a Lighthouse Unit in which small groups of students may be researching the same lighthouse; they could share facts and resources on the wiki. If they were constructing a model of the lighthouse they could share their list of supplies or strategies for building.

I am also considering using a wiki for a club that is going to use various media for book reviews. I am hoping that we can share some Glogs here as well as other things...maybe video clips...I'm trying to remember if that is one of the choices. I wasn't clear on whether the Common Craft site gave us the access ‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍to create our own videos??? ‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ [|Commoncraft] is a website with informational videos. Check out topics. They do not host videos.

OK was that ‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍5 sentences or 5 uses? ‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ :-)

I would try using some of the other BOB related idea shared during our class with our EBOB team.

I have been talking with a teacher about doing a project with students and faculty almost simultaneously related to American Library Books and the "what is your favorite ‍‍book/childhood book ‍‍?" theme. Since attending this class, I am brainstorming the use of a wiki, maybe a wiki book with this project.

I like the tech team idea using a wiki. I recently conducted a survey and the main area of concern was technology - what we have and how we use it. I think an interest meeting followed by the wiki to gather and refine ideas and plans of action would be a good beginning. From there...we just follow the will of the team. Can't wait to impliment!