While we normally don't focus on e-Learning in an academic setting, there is an article up on the Journal of Online Education about using wiki's to organize information for instructional games.
Collecting, Organizing, and Managing Resources for Teaching Educational Games the Wiki Way by Shelley Henson Johnson, Brett Shelton, and David Wiley
Synopsis:
"Recognizing the pedagogical value of gaming, academics along with game
designers and educational content developers have begun producing
resources to improve educational game design and make instructional
games more accessible to teachers wanting to incorporate them into
their classes. However, the rapid growth of such resources has made it
difficult for educators and other interested parties to find what they
need. As a first step towards addressing this problem, Shelley Henson
Johnson, Brett Shelton, and David Wiley discuss the creation and
proposed expansion of the Teaching Educational Games Resources wiki.
They first created the wiki as part of a session at the Games, Learning
and Society 2006 conference. Panelists and participants contributed to
the wiki before, during, and after the conference session, creating an
online space that incorporates syllabi and readings for educational
game design, lists hundreds of online resources, and includes links to
conferences and multimedia resources. After outlining the creation of
the wiki, the authors suggest that its incorporation into an online
self-organizing social system could facilitate its growth and the
emergence of an online community of game designers, researchers, and
educators interested in educational gaming."
Dave Boggs
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