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Collaboration
without the
learning curve
The free,
easy way
to get your classroom online.
Class schedules, homework assignments, notices for parents, and showcases of student work can all be online in minutes — in an educational wiki as public or private as you want it to be.
Teachers
work hard.
Give them software that isn't hard work.
A Wikispaces Private Label Education site for your school or district provides the support teachers need to spend more time with their students and less time wrestling with their tools.
Tell me that doesn’t sound good.
It’s not just
a tool for collaboration.
It’s a whole virtual campus.
With unlimited wikis and powerful central administration, Wikispaces Private Label Education is a natural extension of your university. It is flexible, integrated, global, and easy to use.
What is a "wiki"?
A wiki is a space on the Web where you can share work and ideas, pictures and links, videos and media — and anything else you can think of. Wikispaces is special because we give you a visual editor and a bunch of other tools to make sharing all kinds of content as easy for students as it is for their teachers.
What is Wikispaces Private Label?
A Wikispaces Private Label site is a secure, dedicated wiki environment — like a clone of Wikispaces.com, but with your organization’s DNA mixed in. You get unlimited wikis (and everything you need to manage them), plus tools to integrate the site with your other systems and support your users.
How does Wikispaces work?
Just hit the edit button to
update any time, from anywhere
Make changes to any page on your wiki from any computer or web-enabled device with the click of a button.
Complete page histories
save every edit and revision
The wiki logs every change, so you can easily compare drafts of a page or revert to an earlier version.
Add videos and widgets to
create rich, appealing pages
Widgets like video, calendars, and visitor counters can make your wiki more attractive, engaging, and useful.
Projects make it easy to
organize group work
Every educational wiki lets you organize members into project-related teams, each with its own pages, files, and permissions.
Discussions and contextual comments
support discussion and feedback
Make a discussion forum for the whole wiki, answer questions on a page, or leave comments on any passage of any page.
Adjustable permissions
keep your content safe and secure
Determine who sees content and how they use it with wiki-, page-, and file-level permissions.
...and more!
- Visual editor
- Bulk user creator
- Unlimited pages
- Single Sign-On
- Customizable themes
- Email notification
- Editable navigation
- Page templates
- Tags
- Full-text search
- Custom domains
- WebDAV
Who uses Wikispaces?
Tens of millions of users and tens of thousands of institutions use Wikispaces:
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| Denver Public Schools | Columbia | Birmingham Public Schools | Chippewa Falls School District | Georgetown |
| Plano Independent School District | Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools | Starbucks | The BRIDGE Project | Arizona State University |
| Ashe County Schools | William & Mary | West Hartford Public Schools | Harvard School of Public Health | Piedmont Unified School District |
| City College, CUNY | Astrum Solar | US National Archives | UMass Lowell | Arlington Heights School District 25 |
| Mason City Schools | TAFE NSW — Western Sydney Institute | International Baccalaureate | Beijing International School | Sioux Falls School District |
What our users say.
Being able to embed files, links, html coding, videos and other media so easily has meant that Wikispaces has made a great home for me on the Internet. Wikis can be slowly built up and added to from humble beginnings and grow into something quite wonderful.— Martin Burrett
Our Wikispace allows my students to have a 24/7 learning environment, and it is being used as such which is an exciting thing to see.— Craig Kemp
Witnessing the pairs work in class and then communicate using email, wiki discussions, and wiki mail to collaborate with classmates outside their class was invigorating. It also generated conversations about History class outside the walls of my room. It fully utilized the purpose and design of Wikispaces and the outcome was better than I had anticipated.— Larry Bruce