The use of wikis as alternatives to learning content management systems

Paul Laughton

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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to identify whether a wiki can be used as an alternative to a popular learning content management system (LCMS) in an e‐learning environment. The research attempts to identify what value each of these e‐learning components added to the students learning experience.

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1994Situated Learning: Legitimate Peripheral Participation.2001Models of Online Courses 1991Culture and socialization in work groups.2009Investigating Pedagogical Value of Wiki Technology 2007Wikis in education 2008The Wiki as Knowledge Repository: Using a Wiki in a Community of Practice to Strengthen K-12 Education 2005Wikis 2010Student perception of a wiki in a pharmacy elective course

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