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toc =Introduction= This wiki was created to store links and information for my TT3 groups here at CCAA. Choose from the links below or from the table of contents on the right to find what you need or feel free to click the edit button and add your own content.
 * TT3 Wiki Project Created by John Plummer**

What is a wiki?
A **wiki** (sometimes **wiki wiki**) is a piece of software that allows multiple authors to edit web page content. [|Ward Cunningham] originally described a wiki as "the simplest online database that could possibly work". [|Wikipedia] is one of the best known wikis.

=Quizlet= The Quizlet site contains exercises for learning and remembering vocabulary and definitions. It works in a similar way to flashcards only they are online instead of cardboard sheets. You can follow the link below to find a page with links for the MEC1 lesson flashcard vocabulary exercises. http://ccaatt3.wikispaces.com/quizlet

=Wordnik= Wordnik is a site that is more than an online dictionary, it tries to provide as much information about vocabulary as possible. Apart from giving definitions for words, it also tries to provide example sentences, related words, synonyms, antonyms, images, statistics, as well as audio pronunciation, as well as allowing users to provide additional comments. Click the link below to find a page with links for the TN9 lessons http://ccaatt3.wikispaces.com/Wordnik

=Useful Links= Below is a link to a page full of links containing extra information about some of the lessons in TT3 http://ccaatt3.wikispaces.com/useful+links

=Prepositions= Below is a link for a link containing information about English prepositions. It contains information about prepositions of movement, position, time, ways and means, comparision, group relations ships, and also a link to some online exercises related to each section. http://prepositions.wikispaces.com/

=USA Snapshots= Throughout the CCAA course there are always pages containing statistics from USA Snapshots. Below are links to the Snapshots homepage, which contains a different snapshot each day (Monday through Friday), as well as a link to a back archive page. @http://www.usatoday.com/news/snapshot.htm - Offical webpage @http://www.usatoday.com/snapshot/news/snapndex.htm - Snapshots back archive