A cry for help!

[Maria Claudia Pires Gonçalves]

Dear all,

I've been trying to keep my hands dirty and feet wet. I must look as messy as anything.
Well, I'm slowly introducing my students to our wiki and I created a screencast to help them go about their business (Woohoo! Thanks, Carla!). I can't seem to be able to get the html code to work, though. I enter the code, hit preview and... nothing happens. Soo troubling. However, I got to post a scrapblog last night.
Suggestions are more than welcome!
Have a wonderful week and thanks for your help.

[Maria da Luz Delfino]

Dear Maria Cláudia

I loved your wiki. Congratulations! The picture is awesome! And your students are getting involved. I think you are on the right track and the feedback you are providing is perfect - Some paraphrasing or recasting in order to guide them and not to inhibit them. However, if you have some written assignment, I would have them draft it, correct it and then ask them to post it.
Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!

[Maria Claudia Pires Gonçalves]

Thanks, Carla! Your screencast was very helpful. I decided not to post mine there though. Instead, I emailed the students the link.
Our wiki is here.
It's a first attempt at getting students involved.
I've been meaning to pose a question for some time now - not only to you, but to everyone in this group:
How should we go about students' posts? What kind of feedback should we give them? Should we correct their posts beforehand? later?
I'm eager to read your comments and suggestions. Everybody's, not only Carla's, ok?

[Carla Arena]

Dear Maria Cláudia,

Let us know the URL for your wiki. This happens! Look, are you using the "insert plugin" feature? Also, there are two other ways you can try to use to add the html you want to your wiki.

I just recorded the screencast to help you!
Screencast on adding HTML to PBWiki

Let me know if it was useful and if you could do it. Remember to add the URL for your page here so we can take a look.