Successful Community Collaboration Using Wikis

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  1. Successful Community Collaboration using Wikis Angela Beesley 27 September, 2007
  2. A wiki is... ...a website that you can edit....
  3. The Wikimedia Foundation
      • Imagine a world where every person has free access to the sum of all human knowledge
      • Wikipedia
    • Wikipedia
    • Started in 2001
    • 9 th most visited website
    • Created by volunteers
    • Openly editable
    • Freely licensed
    • 230 languages
    • Run by a non-profit
      • Wikipedia
    • English Wikipedia
    • 5.4 million editors
    • 2 million articles
    • 10 million pages
  4.  
  5. Wikipedia is a community Wikimania 2007, Taipei CC-BY-SA. Alex S.H. Lin
  6. Wikipedia is a community with 5.4 million registered users Wikimania 2007, Taipei CC-BY-SA. Alex S.H. Lin
  7. Wikipedia is a community with 5.4 million registered users collaborating in the creation of the world’s largest encyclopedia. Wikimania 2007, Taipei CC-BY-SA. Alex S.H. Lin
  8. Can you trust user-generated content?
  9. Trusting the process
    • Open to correction and improvement
    • Everything is reversible
    • Changes are transparent
    • Poor content is flagged
  10. Every edit is logged
  11. Every edit is logged User-run bots highlight potential “bad edits”
  12. Tagging of problematic content
  13. The wiki community
    • Working towards a shared goal
    • Collaboration
    • Welcoming to newcomers
    • Rewarding to old-timers
    • Dispute resolution processes
  14. Dispute resolution
    • Wikipedia is the encyclopedia,
    • Wikia is the rest of the library.
  15.  
  16. Wikia Gaming Network 250,000 articles
  17. MediaWiki
    • Open Source wiki software application developed for Wikipedia
  18.  
  19. Social tools
  20. Promotion
  21. Widgets
  22. Integration with third-party tools
  23. Wikitext
    • Markup language
    • Simplified alternative to HTML
    • No standards
  24.  
  25. Easy to learn, hard to master
  26. WoWWiki.com
  27.  
  28. Properties of successful wikis
  29. Advantages of wikis
  30. Internal uses of wikis
  31. External uses of wikis
  32. Starting a wiki: hosted or self-installed
    • Encourage new editors
    • Provide editing suggestions
    • Make editing sound easy
    • Examples from three top wikis...
    Wiki adoption
  33. Wiki adoption
  34. Wiki adoption
  35. Wiki adoption
  36. How could you use a wiki?
    • Angela Beesley
    • Email: [email_address]
    • Blog : wikiangela.com/blog

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