After looking at several links, I can conclude that the type of sites, how the information is designed accompanies me. My attention was caught by the link to learning English in 15 days and Wikiversity.
Wikiversity is a Wikimedia Foundation project devoted to learning resources, learning projects, and research for use in all levels, types, and styles of education from pre-school to university, including professional training and informal learning. They invite teachers, students, and researchers to join them in creating open educational resources and collaborative learning communities.
English Fifteen in 15 Weeks!
A WikiDelic Pedagogy - Fall 2005
Professor Richard Doyle
This course will teach instructors new to Penn State's Composition program how to teach English 15, the introductory rhetoric course required of all Penn State graduates. As you can see by clicking on the edit bar in the upper left, we will be integrating wiki technology into our pedagogy. In numerous pilots at Penn State, instructors found that wikis help students learn to navigate effectively through rapidly changing rhetorical ecologies and contribute to them as well. In that vein, feel free to add, alter, make it bettah in every way.
Also I have known about FREE WIKI TOOLS
* Wikispaces proves to be one of the best, highly reliable, easy to use and intuitive free wiki platforms to use as your wiki platform. With at least 100 MB of file storage space, it can prove sufficient for most academic needs of a small group. Recent classroom-oriented updates makes Wikispates your top choice for classroom wiki use.
* Wikia offers a more modern look, has more features and a vast fan base for attracting commercially active communities — Twilight fans, healthy food fans and alike. Less suitable for educational use for incessant advertising on every page of your wiki.
* ZohoWiki provides state-of-the-art interface and functions for a modern corporate-inclined wiki. Best for tech-savvy classrooms.
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