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Categories » Miscellaneous » Sharing Teaching Material » Teaching material in Business/Economics/Maths
my teaching materials on wiki
http://www.birkenkrahe.com/wiki
Saturday, August 09, 2008 - my own material and student projects' results using wiki software

I have been using a wiki (Mediawiki software) on my own server for teaching since about 1 year with great success among the students. On the wiki, at http://www.birkenkrahe.com/wiki you find material for a number of courses on organisational consulting (advanced Undergrad), business information systems (beginnning Undergrad), problem solving and decision making (MBA level), and more. 

Next semester, I will move most of the Wiki action and content to our learning management system (ilias - see http://www.ilias.de) which has got an onboard wiki with the next version (3.10). So does Moodle (http://www.moodle.org), another open source LMS, but I do believe that the Ilias wiki is better for use.

Best introduction to wiki via video: http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=-dnL00TdmLY

Enjoy!

Marcus

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8/9/2008 1:51 AM - Vasi Doncheva

Hi Marcus,

great work. Have you considered shareing your content on Wikieducator ?

vasi

8/8/2008 12:28 PM - Markus Vinzent

Hi Marcus,

just had a look at your wiki project - congratulations on the content. Would be interested, how well and frequently it is visited by the members of the group(s) and the students - and, is there a functionality behind, which allows the students to link up with each other in a web 2.0 style interface? Or are the members switching to other web 2.0 applications where they engage with each other?

Yours Markus

Marcus Birkenkrahe
Berlin School of Economics
Professor of Business Information Systems, Berlin
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