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<p>Imported current content</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div><br /> Perhaps a [[VirtualClassroom]] could use a curriculum, or at least a lesson plan. [[WikiWiki]] may play a role in curriculum development. [[http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Randompage]] has worked wonders for encyclopedia development. &#039;&#039;Encyclopedia&#039;&#039;, if I&#039;m not mistaken, means something like &quot;well rounded education&quot;. The idea behind wikiriculum could be a &quot;well sequenced education&quot;. At this point it should pointed out that any understanding of what constitutes a logical sequence of topics is largely a matter of opinion. Nevertheless, teachers&#039; experience with students may provide some clues as to &quot;what works&quot;. [[I||LorraineLee Wikipedia]] believe wikification may also provide clues as to where are the &quot;Grundlagen&quot; (stuff lying on the ground?). I suspect the strategy for identifying these Grundlagen may have something to do with seeking less the tightly bound mat-like structure of the wikipedia, in favor of converging and sometimes intersecting &quot;linear&quot; paths through the structure. The intersecting part reflects the likelihood of the inevitable multiple viable paths, which is probably a good thing.<br /> ----<br /> Wikiriculum applies [[WikiNorms]] to the [[ClassRoom]] and [[CurriculaDevelopment]]. Wikipedia is a nice compliment.<br /> ----<br /> Perhaps great minds think alike. It seems Lawrence Lessig has also coined the word &#039;[[http://www.lessig.org/blog/archives/003069.shtml wikiriculum]].&#039;</div>

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