Monitoring+A+Wikispace

toc =Student Performance Assessment=

Wiki Rubrics

 * The Horizon Project has developed a Wiki Rubric for evaluating wikis from across the globe: Horizon Project Wiki Page Rubric
 * National Council of Teachers of English and the International Reading Association have provided a [|Wiki Rubric] [|Read/Write/Think website]website
 * Vicki Davis has created a [|100 point copyrighted wiki rubric] that provides some guidance in developing a student assessment.

Ready-Made Rubrics
[|Rubric Machine: A Collaborative Rubric Toolkit] has a search engine to glean through thousands of rubrics. A free service, you can locate rubrics that evaluate both student and teacher efforts. Just enter a description for the content area or rubric type, for instance--reading comprehension or geometry--and brief descriptions of available rubrics will come up. Click on those you want to look at.

Create Your Own Rubric
[|Rubric Studio] at Rcampus is a free and comprehensive design and assessment service that allows you to create your own rubric. This site also offers free access to hundreds of existing rubrics created by teachers like you and me.

=Monitoring Page Activity=

Creating an RSS feed
Look at the tabs running across the top of this page. Click on "Notify Me" tab. You will navigate away from this page. Once the new box opens, you will have some options creating an RSS feed. What is an RSS feed--really simple syndication. What that means is that every time someone alters a specific page or any page, depending on your selection here, you will receive an email notifying you of the activitiy.

Note that at this moment, you are not monitoring your page. Go ahead and click on some of the options to see what the messages will look like. When would you want to monitor your wiki pages?