Cool ... Thanks for sharing!

Yes, especially in Social Studies and English! I like the way it gets all students involved!

This worked really well for teaching about the Civil Rights movement and its background... diff. groups focused on diff. aspects.

I can imagine incorporating the jigsaw model in a wiki, easily.

No, but it looks intriguing....

I'e not used it yet, but like the idea of using for college students!

sharon_elin - I used it in a wiki - had students create pages on different aspects of a study of the Fall of the Roman Empire. Worked well!

kwhobbes Sweeeeet!

it worked but was a bit of a task to grade. Would set out rubric BEFORE beginning next time!

i have used it but found the only things that retains is what the group of students (adults/kids) did in their

group. during the share time the focus and attention isn't there, they are focused on what their group will say instead of what is being pre

as other groups present, I have rest of the class write down ONE important idea in their 'learning logs' (spiral notebook), this helps focus