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Wiki is a piece of server software that allows users to freely create and edit web page content using any web browser. It was developed in 1993 by Ward Cunningham as a composition system. Wikis are fully editable websites that are easily accessible and allow contributors to feel a sense of responsibility and ownership. The main principles of wiki are that they are open, incremental, organic, mundane, universal, observable, and unified and tolerant. Wikis have applications for simple office software, project management, and point-of-sale systems.
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- Wiki was the first wiki software, created by Ward Cunningham in 1994. It allowed users to freely create and edit web page content from any browser.
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Presentation of XEclipse, the XWiki Eclipse Integration, at the EclipseDemo Camps in Iasi.
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wikis
Wikis are online databases that allow users to add and edit content using a web browser. They enable collaboration and knowledge sharing within organizations. Wikis are used by companies for documentation, building online communities, collaborating with customers, maintaining FAQs and policies. While wikis provide advantages like collaboration and mobility, they also have disadvantages like potential disorganization, need for maintenance, and security issues. Overall, wikis are useful for sharing information but difficult to maintain and accuracy can be questionable.
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Wikis are online databases that allow users to add and update content using a web browser. They enable collaboration and knowledge sharing. Organizations use wikis for documentation, building online communities, collaborating with customers, maintaining FAQs and policies. Some advantages of wikis include enabling document uploading and editing, tracking project progress, and accessibility across devices with an internet connection. However, wikis also have disadvantages such as potential disorganization if not properly maintained, learning challenges for new users, and security issues.
wikis
Wikis are online databases that allow users to add and update content using a web browser. They enable collaboration and knowledge sharing. Organizations use wikis for documentation, building online communities, collaborating with customers, maintaining FAQs and policies. Some advantages of wikis include enabling document uploading and editing, tracking project progress, and accessibility across devices with an internet connection. However, wikis also have disadvantages such as potential disorganization if not properly maintained, learning challenges for new users, and security issues.
wikis
Wikis are online databases that allow users to add and edit content using a web browser. They enable collaboration and knowledge sharing within organizations. Wikis are used by companies for documentation, building online communities, collaborating with customers, maintaining FAQs and policies. While wikis provide advantages like collaboration and mobility, they also have disadvantages like potential disorganization, need for maintenance, and security issues. Overall, wikis are useful for sharing information but difficult to maintain and information accuracy can be questionable.
Are you wiki?
One of the most popular sites within the public domain is Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org), an encyclopedia written collaboratively by volunteers from all around the world and anyone with internet access can make changes to Wikipedia articles. Since its creation in 2001, Wikipedia attracts 684 million visitors yearly. There are more than 75,000 active contributors working on more than 10,000,000 articles in more than 260 languages. That is a collaboration project to envy.
Brit India Wiki
Wikis are websites that allow visitors to collaboratively add, edit, and change content. They allow for linking between pages and websites. Wikis are easy to use and effective collaboration tools. Popular wikis today include Wikipedia with over 10 million articles. Businesses and organizations also use wikis for knowledge management and sharing internal information. While wikis allow open collaboration, they also provide version tracking and oversight to help ensure validity and address vandalism issues.
Why Use A Wiki: An Introduction to the Latest Online Publishing Format
The aim of this paper is to introduce the concept of the Web-based collaborative authoring environment commonly referred to as wikis, and examine how they can be used in a corporate publishing environment. The paper also includes suggested techniques for transferring existing content from native authoring tools into a wiki format for online delivery.
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- 1. WIKI BY ROYAL KINGS PRESENTED BY BABU ALAPATI. VENU MADHAV. D. SHIRISH SREEKANTH. PRADEEP KUMAR .K. PREETHI ADDLA.
- 2. What is WIKI? WIKI is a piece of server software that allows users to freely create and edit web page content using any web browser. WIKI supports hyperlinks and has simple text syntax for creating new pages and cross links between internal pages.
- 3. HISTORY OF WIKI A WIKI is a word taken from Hawaiian language , in that the word WIKI refers to ‘FAST’. It is a interactive web site, which is a specialized web server generating dynamic pages from the results of visitors edit. It was discovered and developed by Ward Cunningham in 1993 for the purpose of being used as a composition system.
- 4. WHY WIKI? Wiki is fully editable websites, are easily accessible, require no software and allow its contributors, in this case students, to feel a sense of responsibility and ownership. Students are used to the WebCT based university Easy-learning environment .A full analysis of the results is presenting that wikis are recommended for improving the platform in an effort to employ wikis and utilize them to their full and absolute potential.
- 5. PRINCIPLES OF WIKI The main principles of WIKI are Open Incremental Organic Mundane Universal Observable Unified and Tolerant.
- 6. APPLICATIONS OF WIKI Simple office software. -word processors -online spread sheets -presentation tools Project management. -video editing Point - of - sale.
- 7. MERITS OF WIKI Easy access – very convenient. Easy to view others work. Fast download. Signature and time stamp facility. Relaxed environment.
- 8. DEMERITS OF WIKI Simultaneous editing. No ‘new message’ or ‘new modification’ alert. Limited HTML functions. User interface. Unintuitive login – sends user back to main page only.
- 9. CONCLUSION The idea of the WIKI, were willing to embrace and generally found it easy to use. The simplest online data base that could possibly work.