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Welcome to CurriculumWiki,

CurriculumWiki is an open content online curriculum created by educators. The wiki provides a collaborative workspace for educators to develop and publish original curriculum resources. Every activity in CurriculumWiki is written by educators for their own students, but can be used by other educators and their students. You can also edit or adapt activities created by other educators. Don't be afraid! CurriculumWiki saves every version in the "history" tab at the top of the page. You can also use the "Link to this version" tool to direct your students to the version of an activity that is most appropriate for them.

Open content means that when you contribute to CurriculumWiki you agree to share your work with other educators and their students through a copyright license from Creative Commons. It does not mean that you give up your copyright, but that you agree to allow others to use and modify your contributions under certain restrictions. Any new activities based on or adapted from your contributions must be for non-commercial purposes, must cite your original work, and must be licensed under the same conditions as your original work. When you contribute to CurriculumWiki, you are helping to create a complete and varied preK-12 online curriculum that will be available to your students and to students around the world.

CurriculumWiki is a trademark of the nonprofit Digital Generation Education Exchange, which promotes the development of digital curriculum and personalized learning for the students of the digital generation. The project was inspired by Wikipedia® and other projects supported by the nonprofit Wikimedia Foundation. CurriculumWiki is powered by MediaWiki, the software developed to serve Wikipedia. Digital Generation Education Exchange configures and customizes the MediaWiki software to meet the distinctive needs of elementary and secondary education. Only registered users with confirmed email addresses are permitted to contribute content to CurriculumWiki.

The distinguished computer scientist Alan Kay, famously said that the best way to predict the future is to invent it. CurriculumWiki gives educators the tools to invent the curriculum of the future.