Wikis inside a community platform rather than as the platform: Tomoye Communities and SharePoint Wiki

Opening comments Wikis are important to meet specific but not all community use cases They work great for jointly creating documentation/ document authorship They can be used by small teams or large groups

Wikis are important to meet specific but not all community use cases

They work great for jointly creating documentation/ document authorship

They can be used by small teams or large groups

Spectrum of community interactivity Power users or leaders complex thoughts or technology documents, videos More advanced interaction Minimal typing Questions and Answers, blogs, simple wikis Basic interaction Mouse only become a member, mark as helpful, add someone to my network, bookmark, voting

Power users or leaders

complex thoughts or technology

documents, videos

More advanced interaction

Minimal typing

Questions and Answers, blogs, simple wikis

Basic interaction

Mouse only

become a member, mark as helpful, add someone to my network, bookmark, voting

A wiki inside a community

The community platform – documents, videos, bookmarking, ask a question, blogging, ranking, tagging, experts and members, friend feeds, status updates (optional), etc

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Community can bookmark it, rate it, ask about it, comment on it, blog it and otherwise add community context to it. SharePoint Wiki is referenced in community in a list and also in the navigation

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