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Create a free wiki on PBworks in 13 easy steps: 1) Go to PBworks.com and select "For Education"; 2) Choose the free "Basic" option; 3) Name your wiki, agree to terms, and provide contact information; 4) Check your email for a link to activate your wiki; 5) Click the link to complete setup and allow anyone to view but only you can edit your new wiki.
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