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=Welcome to the Authentic Educator's Wiki!=

What's a wiki? Like wikipedia, content is created and modified by members/participants/visitors. Unlike content (books, articles, web pages) that is written by one or two so-called experts, wikis rely on the collective for usefulness, variety, creativity, and accuracy.

What do we mean by "authentic"? Check out this intro slide show:

Once you join, you will have complete access to add, edit, and comment on any subject. In this wiki, you can:
 * share files (ex. a unit plan for math)
 * start a discussion (ex. a question on where to buy science posters)
 * post links (ex. a web site on world news headlines)
 * share Widgets (Widgets are mini-programs, like for finding weather or calculating tax)

You could create your own wiki for a class as well. They're free!

Here's a short video I made to help you get started.

The tabs at left (Art, Bullying, LAL, etc) organize our material by topic. Feel free to add or suggest a new tab.

Don't want to keep checking and searching the wiki to find out when new stuff's been added? Click on the **Notify Me** tab above (site-wide is the best choice) to be automatically emailed when other members add or edit content.

Any comments? Email Marc Natanagara at mailto:mnatanagara@marsd.k12.nj.us

//SUGGESTION for all pages: credit yourself for additions-- not just because you deserve it, but in case anyone has a question or wants more info about what you've posted to share!//