Friday, February 4, 2011
Wikis?
I am going to be perfectly honest--I really don’t see myself using wikis in the future. Maybe I just don’t get them yet or haven’t fully realized their potential, but I am just not seeing their importance when there are so many other more convenient, safe, and user friendly tools out there. I joined a wiki when I was taking a class through the John Muir Academy and we used it to post our info, ideas, projects, and so forth so I sometimes go back to it when I want to access the resources, but that is about it. I do, however, like the idea of using a wiki as a place for departmental “meetings”. This would really alleviate the pain of going to meetings at a set time, but yet provide the opportunity to input ideas, concerns, and resources. (Once again, I do feel the need to mention that this same stuff can be done using GoogleDocs and is probably the route I would go.)
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I have gone back and forth between GoogleDocs and wikis. Wikis are clutsy in format, but they do allow creating more of a structure for multiple pages. GoogleDocs are easy to create collaborative documents but harder to link multiple documents together without going to something like GoogleSites.
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