Some related Technologies Demystified -- Wikis
A wiki is a technology that allows a group of people with no web experience or knowledge to collaborate in developing a web page. Any member of the community can add or edit the work of others.
A wiki can be as large scale as Wikipedia or as small as a wiki for a community with very specific interests and projects. Check out LibSuccess Wiki which is a collection of library best practices.
Libraries are using wikis for different reasons:-
* as information sources
* in LIS education providing collaborative workspaces for group work and showing cases
* has been used as a repository for Library Instruction and training resources
* Library conference wikis
* Library co-operative projects
* Subject guides and resource listings
* Set up for library staff by library staff e.g. policy manuals
Meredith Farkas suggests a list of points to consider before proceeding with a wiki.
Free wiki software is available at Pbwiki and Seedwiki
A wiki can be as large scale as Wikipedia or as small as a wiki for a community with very specific interests and projects. Check out LibSuccess Wiki which is a collection of library best practices.
Libraries are using wikis for different reasons:-
* as information sources
* in LIS education providing collaborative workspaces for group work and showing cases
* has been used as a repository for Library Instruction and training resources
* Library conference wikis
* Library co-operative projects
* Subject guides and resource listings
* Set up for library staff by library staff e.g. policy manuals
Meredith Farkas suggests a list of points to consider before proceeding with a wiki.
Free wiki software is available at Pbwiki and Seedwiki
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