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The document defines Wikipedia and wikis. It explains that a wiki is a website that allows easy collaboration by allowing users to easily edit pages. Wikis contain various content like articles, pictures, lists and more. They can be used for community portals, education, research and more. However, wikis also have disadvantages like being open to spam, vandalism, and containing unverified information. Overall, the document concludes that wikis are still very useful despite some disadvantages.
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Wikis allow users to collaboratively edit and discuss web page content online without needing to meet in person. Users can add text, images, videos, and sounds to a wiki using only a web browser and internet connection. Wikis are useful for student group projects as they allow accessing and editing work from anywhere with an internet connection. However, wikis are publicly viewable, so information could be falsified or inappropriate content added without authorization or moderation controls.
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Wikis allow users to collaboratively edit web page content from any internet-connected location without needing to meet in-person. They display text, images, videos, and sounds that anyone can view and modify using a web browser. While wikis enable convenient collaboration, their public and editable nature can allow misinformation to be added without authorization, so access should be restricted to authorized group members and content should be reviewed and monitored. Wikis are well-suited for learning styles involving reading and writing as their text-based format allows information to be absorbed and re-written repeatedly.
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Wikis are collaborative websites that can be easily edited by users with or without technical knowledge. They were created in 1994 and allow for instant collaboration without emailing. Wikis make it simple to publish thoughts and find information from others. While wikis are useful for sharing knowledge in organizations, they also have limitations like not always containing reliable information since anyone can edit them.
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This document discusses wikis in organizations. It defines wikis as online tools that allow collaborative editing and sharing of information. Wikis originated in 1994 when Ward Cunningham created the first wiki called WikiWikiWeb. Wikis offer benefits like flexibility, accessibility from anywhere via the web, and low costs. However, wikis also pose security risks and challenges for organization-wide implementation and user training. The document concludes that wikis can enhance organizations by facilitating wide-ranging internal communication.
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- 2. TEAM MEMBERS DILIP KUMAR VOLAM RAGHUMA REDDY VAKITI KIRAN KUMAR YAMA RAJASHEKARREDDY MUSKU RAVIKANTH SAMA
- 3. WIKKI ‘S, INTRODUCTION • The clients unable to change (edit) the users Webpage because lack of knowledge, they need some thing easy to solve this. • The wikki is the name chosen by Ward Cunningham to his project in 1995 which indicate the ease with which one could edit Web pages. • It is a project which is used to solve the problems in reading and editing the webpages
- 4. DEFINITION: Wiki means “super fast” in the hawaiian language. Wiki is an encyclopedia written collaboratively by many of its users. It is a special type of website called wikki, that makes collaboration easily. Its huge database where anyone can search and edit the pages.
- 5. Contents in wikki: Articles Pictures List Portals Sounds topics
- 6. USES OF WIKKI It can be used as a community portal Is is used in public services, education and academics, entertainment. It is used in organizations for their research purposes.
- 7. DISADVANTAGES OF WIKI Anyone can edit the confidential documents It is open to spam and vandalism It may not contain uniqueness on the articles. Information provided may not be true or verified.
- 8. CONCLUSION In spite of few disadvantages in wiki there are lot of good aspects to consider. To conclude we can say that it is very useful to organizations and individuals in daily lives.
- 9. THANK YOU Created by five warriors team