NEWS FEEDOctober 27, 2005. On Thursday, October 27, Dr. Mark Phillipson ('88C) shared his expertise with class wikis at the University Seminar for New Media Teaching and Learning. He discussed the effects of wikis on peer interaction, modes of analysis, notions of authority, and course organization based on his experience with wikis in his Romantic Audience course at Bowdoin College. Detailing his collaboration with educational technologists and librarians, Phillipson identified crucial areas of support for pedagogical wikis, and invited discussion of comparable projects at Columbia University.
Latest News
- 2015.07.10: Columbia iTunesU Private Store Front Closed
- 2015.05.13: CCNMTL's Paul Stengel and Sarohini Chahal Present at 2015 AERA Annual Meeting
- 2015.05.11: CCNMTL's Maurice Matiz on NYU Panel for Technological Innovation in Higher Ed
- 2015.05.11: 2015 Summer Institute for Teaching and Learning Announced!
- 2015.05.06: CCNMTL Hosts NYC MOOC-Maker Meet-Up
News & Updates Archives
Mark Phillipson Discusses Wikis in the Classroom
Home > News & Updates > Mark Phillipson Discusses Wikis in the Classroom
This website uses cookies as well as similar tools and technologies to understand visitors' experiences. By continuing to use this website, you consent to Columbia University's usage of cookies and similar technologies, in accordance with the Columbia University Website Cookie Notice.
University Seminar: Implementing a Class Wiki | Columbia Center for New Media Teaching and Learning 212.854.9058 ccnmtl@columbia.edu Site Map |  |