I went to the PLCMC Learning 2.0 wiki and added Learning Express to the Favorite Blogs page. PBWiki was one of the blogs that we looked at and tested for PLCMC but since it does not have a WYSIWYG editor, it was quickly ruled out. The primary feature we looked for was a wiki that [...]
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Week 7 Thing 16: Something Wiki This Way Comes
September 25th, 2006
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My introduction to wikis started a few weeks ago when I was asked to train library staff on using a wiki for project management. After saying yes, I began the daunting task of not only preparing to train others but learning how to use the thing myself!
So to anyone out there who thinks that trainers [...]
Wiki, Wiki, Wiki
April 25th, 2006
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One of the most interesting things about technology advancing as fast as it does is the effect it has on language. The English language has always been a very fluid thing, incorporating new phrases as quickly as there are new concepts to explain, and so a wide variety of terms has arisen to describe [...]
Library Success: A Best Practices Wiki
January 12th, 2006
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Looking for programming ideas from other libraries? Or a listing of free online reference resources? Then pop on over to Library TechBytes and find out more about Library Success: A Best Practices Wiki.
For more info about wikis in general, click here.
Tech Talk: What's in your Wiki?
November 10th, 2005
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Wikis are becoming so popular these days that even third graders (see recent SLJ article) are using them to collaborate and share ideas. So what’s a Wiki you ask? According to Wikipedia (the mother of all wiki’s — its not only a collaborative encylopedia that anyone can add content to, but it’s [...]
