I have created this wikispace so that we may continue our conversations and collaborative effort as we continue through our adoption process.
Wikispaces allow members to fully edit the pages within the wiki environment. Therefore, the site is truly collaborative in nature where no one person controls the content of the site, but the group collectively controls and manages it. This makes a dynamic environment where members may edit, revise, supplement, and supplant text and graphics. What results is the product of many great minds at work.
This particular wiki is viewable to the public, but only members have editing priviledges. Therefore, you may share this space (http://masd.wikispaces.com) with colleagues to review our site, but they must request membership to engage in our collaborations. Therefore, it is possible for colleagues who are not serving on the committee to see what we are up to. However, if they want to contribute, they must request membership. Setting up the site to enforce membership will prevent unwelcome guests from anonymously changing our site.
Please explore and contribute to this site freely. A list of pages can be found along the left side.
Welcome!
I have created this wikispace so that we may continue our conversations and collaborative effort as we continue through our adoption process.Wikispaces allow members to fully edit the pages within the wiki environment. Therefore, the site is truly collaborative in nature where no one person controls the content of the site, but the group collectively controls and manages it. This makes a dynamic environment where members may edit, revise, supplement, and supplant text and graphics. What results is the product of many great minds at work.
This particular wiki is viewable to the public, but only members have editing priviledges. Therefore, you may share this space (http://masd.wikispaces.com) with colleagues to review our site, but they must request membership to engage in our collaborations. Therefore, it is possible for colleagues who are not serving on the committee to see what we are up to. However, if they want to contribute, they must request membership. Setting up the site to enforce membership will prevent unwelcome guests from anonymously changing our site.
Please explore and contribute to this site freely. A list of pages can be found along the left side.
Truly,
Kim Prevost