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I have previously used wiki spaces in my classrooms for the sharing of information for furthering education and as well as when students are absent. The students found it very helpful and it enabled them to explore the possibilities of their independence. By this, I mean, the student became responsible for seeking out the knowledge and engaging themselves in their own process of learning. Along with my classroom, I have used wikis for the transfer of information for my family and keeping them informed of what we are all doing. Sharing pictures, information and directions proved to be very useful for all of us. Some family members found it very difficult to explore other ways of communicating rather than using a phone, but slowly they became accustomed to logging in and finding out. As an administrator, I have not used wikis one bit, and shame on me for it. These are useful tools that provide the opportunity to speak with multiple leaders and discuss different topics. Are we as administrators afraid of the printed word? I do have to admit, the further you go up the ladder, the more people point out the flaws in your leadership and grammar is not my strong suit. -Lee Vi Moses Never thought about that. This is my first time using a wiki, but I think it could be very beneficial for many of the management things I must do for organizing events and people. Cheree
 * What I have learned about wikis? **