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A wiki is a powerful, collaborative tool that allows user to add and edit content. User can also crate a new page about a new content. Sometimes, you can introduce permission to lock a page. | A wiki is a powerful, collaborative tool that allows user to add and edit content. User can also crate a new page about a new content. Sometimes, you can introduce permission to lock a page. | ||
This website is powered by a wiki. If you want, you can modify this page, changing words or sentences. All modification are stored and you can always undo all the modifications. | This website is powered by a wiki. If you want, you can modify this page, changing words or sentences. All modification are stored and you can always undo all the modifications. | ||
Writing content on a wiki is very simple, user has to learn a small syntax (for mediawiki: Guidelines:How_to_edit_a_page) to personnalize and to structure the content. It could be quite difficult at the beginning, because a wiki has a non conventional interface. | |||
==Educational usage== | |||
#wiki as collaborative content management system | |||
#wiki as resources repository | |||
#wiki as project/class management tool | |||
#wiki as website | |||
==Open Source Softwares== | ==Open Source Softwares== | ||
#MediaWiki | #MediaWiki | ||
#Doku | #Doku | ||
#WakkaWiki | #WakkaWiki | ||
#Wikini | |||
Revision as of 11:52, 30 August 2005
A wiki is a powerful, collaborative tool that allows user to add and edit content. User can also crate a new page about a new content. Sometimes, you can introduce permission to lock a page.
This website is powered by a wiki. If you want, you can modify this page, changing words or sentences. All modification are stored and you can always undo all the modifications.
Writing content on a wiki is very simple, user has to learn a small syntax (for mediawiki: Guidelines:How_to_edit_a_page) to personnalize and to structure the content. It could be quite difficult at the beginning, because a wiki has a non conventional interface.
Educational usage
- wiki as collaborative content management system
- wiki as resources repository
- wiki as project/class management tool
- wiki as website
Open Source Softwares
- MediaWiki
- Doku
- WakkaWiki
- Wikini