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An experiment in learning the Wiki way, a collaborative tool for understanding concepts in Advanced Placement Economics at Shanghai American School; welcome to Welker's Wikinomics Page. Every unit of the AP syllabus is represented here, along with links to online resource to enhance student learning.

Visit Welker's Wikinomics Econ Blog and Netvibes Universe
AP Exam Review: Microeconomics Macroeconomics
Graphs: Micro Graphs Macro Graphs

News:AP Exam on May 15! Follow the links above to begin reviewing for the AP exams. The graphs I have uploaded lack titles and descriptions. By May 8, each graph should be given a title and description, this is your task!
  • Review days: May 5 - 13
  • AP Micro and Macro exams: May 15
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EduBlog Award's "Best Wiki"NEWS: Our Wiki has WON the "Best Educational Wiki 2007" Award by theEduBlog Awards! Congratulations to all the students who have contributed to Welker's Wikinomics over the last twoyears. This award is YOURS, be proud!



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    Test Review Center: This is the place to come the night before a test. Meet your classmates to review the wiki and the topics from the unit. From 8-9 PM Mr. Welker will be online to answer your questions.



    Rules of Conduct at Welker's Wikinomics:
    1. All AP Economics students as SAS are required to contribute to this site.
    2. Only constructive, well thought out and informed input is welcome. Any contributions that are inappropriate or incorrect will be either removed or corrected by students or Mr. Welker/Ms. Close.
    3. Main unit pages may not be edited by students, only topic pages within main units are for student editing.
    4. Links to external sites relevant to a particular topic are welcome.
    5. Links to news articles, websites, blogs or other wikis (such as Wikipedia) can be included in an edit if it is deemed to be useful in understanding the topic.
    6. Once each unit, every student must post a link and abstract for an article related to the unit's topics on the "AP Econ in the News Page."
    7. Once each unit, every student must also post their opinion or views on the unit's "Student Thought Forum."
    8. Graphs may be uploaded as picture files if they are deemed helpful for understanding a topic.
    9. Videos appropriate to the topics covered may be added to pages as "widgets". Inappropriate videos will be removed.
    10. Students who are not in Mr. Welker's or Ms. Close's AP Economics classes may not to contribute to Welker's Wikinomics Page without permission.



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    EvanZwisler Judi Town 1 Feb 28 2008, 9:32 AM EST by EngineerMike
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    I think that the juxtiposistion of the poor Chinese and the rich foreigners is very interesting. The poor people were just as poor before the compounds were built, but now their poverty is simply shown more clearly. It's all realitive. While their doesn't seem to be any great atimosity, there is sill certian aspects that can cause worry for the future.
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    gpratt Thoughtful wiki site 0 Feb 22 2008, 8:39 AM EST by gpratt
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    Hi Jason

    Impressive use of your wiki to support high school instruction. I wondered, if you get a minute, if you describe how you use this site to support your instruction, what are the strengths and weaknesses of a wiki with high school students?

    I have a survey on wiki use over on E Learning for educators if you have a minute to complete. It is under the surveys for US Economic History and the Possibility of a US Recession (which you are welcome to complete.

    http://elearningforeducators.blogspot.com/

    Greg Pratt
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    davidjohncock Welcome back! 0 Oct 29 2007, 12:17 AM EDT by davidjohncock
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    Congratulations on your fantastic wiki, and welcome back to cyberspace. I've posted a link to your page on mine and shared it with the Economics panel. I've also e-mailed all my colleagues a link to your learning2shanghai wiki which is full of great tips.
    I'm a new wikinaut and I've only just begun building a page at http://englishplace.wetpaint.com I'd love to know what you think.
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    Anonymous Nice work 0 Sep 30 2007, 11:28 AM EDT by Anonymous
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    Nice work everyone
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    Christinah Whoa 0 Sep 17 2007, 7:57 AM EDT by Christinah
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    WOW what a tongue twister.. welcome to welker's wikinomics...
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