Thing 22 ~ Edit a Wiki

I edited the Newington 23 Wiki. Here is what I said.

I am ecstatic about wiki's. They seem more collaborative than blogs and more accessible than cloud computing. I can't stop my mind from POPPING out ideas! Here are just a few...For the technical information focus of "Reading for Life," I can have kids read and then create how-to manuals online.For any number of concepts, the kids could explain it to one another online. It would reinforce their own learning. It would also give them a place to get clarification for concepts that challenge them. I am unsure if I would start anew each year or see how subtly or dynamically students edit one another's text year to year.I also look forward to times my colleagues and I can use wikis as an effective way to communicate, especially on group authored documents. Similarly, school clubs and organizations can use wikis as a way to be as productive as possible between meetings.And on and on and on... ~Karen PearcePS: Thanks to all of the above contributions. Pop. Pop! POP!

I am VERY excited to create my Wiki! Here's the thing, though. I already created one. I think it was at the beginning of the summer last year. I loved the idea but wasn't well versed enough to run with it.

I went to Wikispaces. I figured out my account email and then my username. I've gone through the process to reset my password twice. For some unknown reason, I am still redirected to the sign-in page each time I try to get into my account. Argh.

UPDATE: I created a brand new account.

UPDATE: I am SOOO aggrevated!!! Every time I try to do ANYTHING, the site asks me to sign in. It's saying it is my account, yet I can't do ANYTHING! Once I sign in and try to do something, it asks me to sign in again. My Argh from above has escalated into an ARGH!