TOP TOOLS 2008
Wetpaint
Wetpaint
is hosted service
to create free wikis. Simple to start; easy to
build; fun to share
Comments from those who selected
Wetpaint as one of their Top 10 Tools in 2009
- With so many of my projects calling for
collaborative development of e-learning solutions, I've
found myself spending more and more time on wikis. With
free sites for educators, and unparalleled community
tools, WetPaint
wikis are the backbone of
Twitter for
Teachers, and
The Golden
Fleece Wiki.
Rodd Lucier
Comments from those who selected
Wetpaint as one of their Top 10 Tools in 2008
- "ad
free wiki for education, nice templates, easy edit, and
my students love it."
Jane
Challinor
- "free and easy to use. One of the best ways
to introduce people to online, collaborative writing and
learning. Contains related ads"
Kate Foy
- "Free wiki space. Wetpaint recently
announced that if you're a teacher using your wiki with
students (K-12 and post-secondary) you can have the ads
removed for free. I also prefer the navigational
structure and options available"
Heather Ross
- "A great place to create a free wiki that can be a private or public site.
Wetpaint Education Wikis are Ad-free for
teachers and students."
Steve Yuen
- "Provides free wikis, and now
has ad-free educational wikis. Very
user-friendly interface."
Pattie
Mascaro
- "very simple wiki space"
Florence
Meichel
Comments from those who selected
Wetpaint as one of their Top 10 Tools in 2007
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"I have used Wetpaint's free wiki application for
creating sites related to presentations I have
given and to encourage collaboration after the
fact. The collaboration part has not always been
that successful, but most find Wetpaint really
easy to use. It has support for "widgets", but
there is advertising."
Gerry Paille
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