Wikis in Teaching and Learning
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A wiki is a website that allows collaborative editing of its pages by users directly from a web browser. Key features include the ability to create and edit pages, view page histories and rollback changes, and see a list of recently changed pages. Wikis promote collaborative work where common pages replace documents and notifications replace emails. The first wiki was created by Ward Cunningham in 1995 and was inspired by Apple's Hypercard product.
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Wikis in Teaching and Learning
- 1. WIKI
- 3. What is a wiki? A wiki is many things. Here are the key features: The ability to create and edit pages directly via a web browser A page history, and the ability to roll back changes A list of recently changed pages Search
- 4. The ability to create and edit pages directly via a web browser
- 5. A page history, and the ability to roll back changes
- 7. Search
- 8. Enterprise wiki? Page, space and group Permissions Email notification Attachment search WYSIWYG Editing RSS Feeds Export to PDF File Attachments and versions Tight Permission control Slick interface
- 9. The Wiki Way Work is done collaboratively on common wiki pages.
- 10. The Wiki Way A wiki culture of openness and wiki etiquette is adopted by the users
- 11. The Wiki Way Wiki pages replace documents
- 12. The Wiki Way Wiki notifications replace emails
- 13. Wiki History Ward Cunningham in 1995 Ideas from Apples 'Hypercard' product A new idea: A link to an empty page becomes a link to create the page The first wiki is still alive at http://c2.com The wiki was Ward's first attempt at programming in Perl
- 14. Wikipedia
- 15. Usage of Wikis Most large organisations
- 16. Usage of Wikis Probably all technical organisations
- 17. Usage of Wikis Many many others.
- 18. Usage of Wikis Open Source are thought leaders
- 19. The Hype is Real : Social Media Invades the Inc. 500 Research Conducted by: Eric Mattson ( [email_address] ) Nora Ganim Barnes, Ph.D. ( [email_address] )
- 20. Research by University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Telephone survey of the 500 fastest growing companies in U.S.