Wiki - Recently Updated Pageshttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/pageSearch/updatedRecently Updated Pages on http://wiki.wetpaint.comen-usinfo@wetpaint.comWed, 07 May 2008 03:40:34 CDTWed, 07 May 2008 03:40:34 CDTwetpaint.com60Wikihttp://image.wetpaint.com/image/1/tv_pDhTDNARxRRsCa04bNA24619http://wiki.wetpaint.comThis is a web site that explains everything wiki, including best uses of a wiki and the worst uses of a wiki, plus it highlights wikis across the Internet.Game Wiki Directoryhttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Game+Wiki+DirectoryAnonymoushttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Game+Wiki+DirectoryWed, 07 May 2008 03:40:34 CDT
  • FiestaFan Online - Community for the free 3D Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing ( MMORPG ) Game Fiesta Online.
  • Free rider - community for addicting flash game with track building & sharing capabilities
  • MSJ Gaming
  • Pro Gaming


]]>Wiki vs Bloghttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Wiki+vs+BlogAnonymoushttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Wiki+vs+BlogI thought it would be more intuitive to list the WIki attributes first, since English speakers read left to right. So I rearranged the columns.Mon, 05 May 2008 18:25:24 CDT
WIKI
BLOG
Writers:

Many authors, various personalities & experiences, opinions face scrutiny of community or are listed as such. Typically one author, one personality, one opinion.
Knowledge comes from community of dozens or even thousands of topic experts. Knowledge limited by single person.

Content:

Growsrapidly at all hours of the day. Grows slowly, one post at a time.
Articles constantly change and continuosly updated. Each post becomes stale over time.
Discussions can take place on pages or in the discussion forum (at least in Wetpaint wikis). Discussions take place in the comments of a post, typically approved by blogger.

Setup:

Ranges from easy to setup to very difficult, depending on chosen solution Ranges from easy to setup to very difficult, depending on chosen solution
Most solutions take care of themselves Many solutions require constant security updates
Spam policed by thecommunity Spam policed by the blogger
Publishing very easy, no html needed on some platforms (like Wetpaint) Publishing very easy, some html knowledge useful
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]]>Socialtexthttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Socialtextjust_tonyahttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Socialtextfixed date of article on TechCrunchSun, 04 May 2008 18:55:52 CDT
Type of service Wiki hosting service
URL http://www.socialtext.com
Contact information Socialtext
655 High Street
Palo Alto, California 94301
Contact: Socialtext Sales
Phone: +1 650-323-0800
877.GET.WIKI
Fax: +1 650-323-0801
Intended audience Business, individuals, and developers
Summary description Socialtext captures the best features of web-native tools called "wikis" and "weblogs" and brings them inside your enterprise to create a collaboration and knowledge tool that works the way people do.
Price
Highlights Starts at 1 GB and scales to unlimited storage; unlimited bandwidth; unlimited wiki spaces and pages; no ads allowed; page permissions, ACL, preview, change summary, page history, unlimited page revisions, revision history, full text search, WYSIWYG editing, themes and skins, file attachments, embedded video, and embedded Flash supported;

 Integrated with e-mail and IM and more; Wiki dashboard can be access via mobile devices
Company profiles Socialtext CrunchBase company profile
Reviews AllTheWikis review, Wikimatrix review
Number of users Used by >3,000 organizations
Number of wikis
Example wikis hosted
In the News and Buzz Socialtext Putting A Little Social Into...Enterprise Wikis by Michael Arrington on TechCrunch on April 17, 2008

]]>Wikiahttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Wikiajust_tonyahttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Wikiaadded link to company profileSun, 04 May 2008 18:47:25 CDT
Type of service Wiki hosting
URL www.wikia.com
Contact information Wikia, Inc.
Intended audience General
Summary description A community destination supporting the creation and development of wiki communities on any topic people are passionate about
Price Free
Highlights unlimited storage, unlimited bandwidth,
No WYSIWYG editor (you must learn some tags),
themes and skins, RSS and ATOM feeds,
ads allowed, page permissions, ACL,
blacklist, CAPTCHA, preview, minor changes
display, page history, page index, revision
differences, discussion pages, full text
search, file attachments, embedded video

 Wikia was founded by Jimmy Wales and Angela Beesley in 2004
Company profiles Wikia Crunchbase company profile
Reviews Wikimatrix review
Number of users
Number of wikis Over 4700 communities in more than 70 languages
Example wikis hosted





]]>Google Siteshttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Google+Sitesjust_tonyahttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Google+SitesMoved from: Wiki HostingSun, 04 May 2008 18:37:09 CDT

Type of service Wiki hosting
URL http://sites.google.com

Google Sites is exclusively available in Google Apps
Contact information
Intended audience
General introduction
Summary description Google Sites is an easy way to make information accessible to people who need quick, up-to-date access. People can work together on a Site to add file attachments, information from other Google applications (like Google Docs, Google Calendar, YouTube and Picasa), and new free-form content. Creating a Site together is as easy as editing a document, and you always control who has access, whether it's just yourself, your team, or your whole organization. You can even publish Sites to the world. The Google Sites web application is accessible from any internet connected computer.
Price
Highlights
  • No HTML or markup language required
  • Customization options let you set the look and feel
  • Templates or page types available (e.g., web page, announcements, file cabinet, dashboard and list) to help you get started with your Google Sites pages
  • Use the file cabinet to upload files up to 10MB in size.
  • Each Google Apps account receives at least 10GB of storage in Google Sites.
  • Google Apps Premier and Education editions get an additional 500MB for each user account
  • Google Sites is integrated with other Google products, so you can insert videos, docs, spreadsheets, presentations, photo slide shows, and calendars directly onto your Google Sites pages.
  • Permission settings let you designate owners, viewers and collaborators (meaning they can edit pages) for your Site. And you can make your Google Sites available to just a few people, your entire organization, or the world
  • You can search across Google Sites pages and content using powerful Google search technology. You'll find specific pages and documents instantly, the same way you would on Google.com
Reviews
Number of users
Number of wikis
Example wikis hosted


Wiki Visitor Feedback / Information:

Comment Contact
After purchasing Jotspot in Oct., 2006, Google re-released the wiki, now known as Google Sites, in Feb. 2008.

Google Sites appear to be part of the apps program, which is geared more towards corporate customers as part of the Google Apps suite of products. It appears there is a free & a premium level of Google Sites, but it isn't clear at this point.
 Anonymous



]]>Wetpainthttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Wetpaintjust_tonyahttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/WetpaintUpdated site count, added video and added link to YouTube channel for all videosSun, 04 May 2008 18:18:48 CDT
Type of service Wiki hosting
URL http://www.wetpaint.com
Contact information wetpaint.com, inc.
Wetpaint
307 3rd Avenue South, Suite 300
Seattle, WA 98104
Intended audience General plus a business solution
General introduction Wetpaint Wikis in Plain English
Summary description Start your own wiki website in 3 easy steps!
Price Free
Highlights Unlimited wikis, unlimited pages, no bandwidth limit, ads displayed

Supports:
WYSIWYG editor (no tags required!!), page locking, page watching, page revision history and restore, tags, searching, themes and skins, up to 40 file attachments, RSS feeds, discussion forum, backup, easy to customize the navigator for the site, task or to-do items for the site, on-site orientation and demos while creating your wiki

Widgets:
calendar, videos, chat, polls

Community:
Regular communication with site organizers (weekly digest), page watch capability, option to invite others, option to email a page to a friend or contact, displays top contributors for each site, messaging with community members supported, can post compliments for members, promotes wikis by category from its home page

Extra!
Several neat videos are on YouTube describing why and how how to use Wetpaint
Company profiles WetPaint - CrunchBase Company Profile
Reviews AllTheWikis review, Wikimatrix review
Number of users
Number of wikis Over 890,000 sites!
Example wikis hosted Check out the 25 best wikis on Wetpaint for 2007

 Check out Wetpaint Central, its wiki for help, support, and meeting other members of the Wetpaint community

 Check out the professional services offered at Wetpaint for business solutions

 Ad-free education wikis are available
In the News and Buzz WetPaint White Labels for Businesses and Brands by Nick Gonzales on TechCrunch, December 9, 2007

WetPaint Combines Discussion Forums with Wikis by Michael Arrington on TechCrunch, November 7, 2007

More Money for Wikis by Michael Arrington on TechCrunch, January 8, 2007

WetPaint Launches: Wikis Evolve by Michael Arrington on TechCrunch, June 18, 2006

]]>Confluencehttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Confluencejust_tonyahttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/ConfluenceMoved from: Wiki HostingSun, 04 May 2008 17:49:48 CDT
Type of service Wiki hosting
URL http://www.atlassian.com/hosted/confluence/
Contact information United States
375 Alabama Street, Suite 400,
San Francisco, CA, 94110
USA
Telephone: (+1) 415 701-1110

Australia:
173-185 Sussex Street
Sydney, NSW, 2000
Australia
Telephone: (+61) 2 9262-1443

E-mail: sales@atlassian.com
Intended audience Enterprise and personal
Summary description Confluence offers enterprise wiki software to install for teams to share knowledge and collaborate. It also provides a personal license for individuals who wish to host a wiki (with full access up to two registered users and unlimited anonymous visitors who read and comment on pages). Hosted wikis are now covered and are the focus of this summary description.
Price Confluence hosted accounts:
All prices are in US$. Two months free if select annual option

Number of users Cost per month Cost per year
15 $ 49 $ 490
25 $ 89 $ 890
50 $149 $1490
100 $249 $2490


Free 30-day trial available
Highlights All Confluence Hosted accounts include:
  • Unlimited spaces, unlimited pages
  • Ability to upload files, photos and videos (10GB limit)
  • Enterprise Security - with SSL
  • Attractive, user-friendly WYSIWYG interface
  • Monthly credit-card billing
  • Atlassian support

Some features supported:
  • page linking
  • notification
  • content search
  • attachment search
  • edit users and groups
  • space level permissions
  • page level permissions
  • backup
  • local date and time
  • RSS / news aggregator
  • SOAP / XML-RPC interface

Features not available on hosted version:
  • CamelCase-style linking
  • Enabling flat vs. threaded comments
  • Enabling trackbacks
  • Show e-mail addresses
  • Monitor memory usage
  • Plug-in / extension management


 For more information on Confluence, attend an interactive webinar demo, view a video overview (6:05), 10 reasons to use Confluence, a feature tour or download a PDF brochure (692k). Also, check out some Q&A's on wikis and Confluence. For even more reassurance, review the awards and endorsements page.
Reviews Wikimatrix review
Number of users Enterprise wiki software: Over 4,900 organisations from 81 countries - browse testimonials, view customers in your industry or get in-depth case studies.

Number of hosted Confluence accounts unknown
Number of wikis hosted
Example wikis hosted

]]>Wiki Hostinghttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Wiki+Hostingjust_tonyahttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Wiki+Hostingadded confluenceSun, 04 May 2008 17:49:01 CDT
Some examples of wiki hosting services (i.e., wiki farms) are listed below, along with links to more detailed information.

Wiki hosting service Free offering available? Monthly pricing WYSIWYG editor available? Business solution available?
Atwiki Yes na Yes
Brainkeeper No Starting at $35 Yes Yes
Central Desktop Yes Pay versions: $25 $49 $99 $249 Yes Yes
ClearWiki Yes Up to 10 user free, but must pay for additional Yes Yes
Confluence Yes From $49 to $249 per month Yes Yes
Cospire Yes Up to 1 GB free Yes
CourseForum Yes Pay versions:
$15 $45 $60 		Yes Yes
EditMe No $4.95 9.95 19.95 29.95 49.95 Yes Yes
eTouch SamePage Yes Free version available (with limits) and paid versions starting at $100 per month
Yes
Google Sites Yes Standard edition free(bundled with Google Apps).

Luminotes Yes
Yes
Metadot Wiki Yes Basic is open source, but business and enterprise solutions are fee-based Yes Yes
Netcipia Yes Donations accepted and suggested values for levels of service given Yes Yes
PBwiki Yes $5 - $35
pbWiki for business:
1-5 users: $500/yr
6-15 users: $1200/yr
16-75 users: $3500/yr		 Yes Yes
ProjectForum
$20 $60 $80
Yes
SeedWiki Yes $5 $10 $20 $50 Yes Yes
Socialtext
$95-1995 Yes Yes
Stikipad Yes $4.95 9.95 14.95 Yes
WetPaint Yes Free Yes YES!
Wikia Yes na

Wikispaces Yes $5 $100 Yes Yes


]]>Collaboration Toolshttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Collaboration+Toolsjust_tonyahttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Collaboration+Toolsminor formatting updates and update to online chatSun, 04 May 2008 15:31:06 CDTHow do wikis differ from other collaboration tools?

A wiki is a type of website that allows anyone who can basically use a word processor or send e-mail to develop or to edit content on a website, with no special tools or programming knowledge. Wikis facilitate collaboration among community members, who are often a dedicated group of people fairly focused on the site content. Visitors are encouraged to edit content posted by other users' contributions and to create new pages to improve the content of the site.

In this new collaborative environment, you may ask how a wiki differs from a blog. Here's a humorous video of a fictional debate between JFK and Nixon about wikis and blogs:

]]>Wiki Glossaryhttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Wiki+Glossaryjust_tonyahttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Wiki+Glossaryadded version historySun, 04 May 2008 15:25:20 CDTwiklossary, or wiki glossary, contains key terms that you may see when using wikis.
A-C
Term Definition
camel case Text without spaces and mixed capitalization
collaborate To work jointly


























D-G
Term Definition
discussion A conversation, especially on a specific subject



























H-L
Term Definition






























M-Q
Term Definition
NPOV Neutral point of view



























R-Z
Term Definition
refactoring Process of re-writing and re-organizing text to shorten it while preserving content
sandbox A page where a new wiki user can play around or experiment using wikitext or the wiki editor to create content
server A computer program which manages shared access to a centralized resource or service in a network
version history A record of a prior version of a page so that its content and formatting can be retrieved at a later date

wiki
A type of website that allows anyone visiting it to quickly and easily add, remove, or edit its content, often without the need for registration

wiki citizen

wiki clone		 A historical term that describes sites imitating the WikiWiki idea before wiki engines were common

wiki engine
A type of software that runs a collaborative wiki system

wiki farm
A server or collection of servers where wikis are hosted

wiki mind wipe
Process of systematically erasing a large amount of contribution

wiki name
Formed by concatenating capitalized words; see also Camel case

On a wiki service, it is simply the name of your website and often does not require concetanating words

wiki software
See wiki engine

wiki syntax
See wikitext
wiki vandal A individual who maliciously edits (e.g., deletes or replaces content) or deletes pages
wikihead

wikitext
Text written in a wiki markup language (i.e., a simplified alternative to HTML) to write pages in wiki websites

wikiword
A word in the form of Camel Case that links to the page it names
wikizen A member of a wiki community
wiklossary A concise glossary of wiki terms

]]>Tips on revising or adding contenthttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Tips+on+revising+or+adding+contentjust_tonyahttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Tips+on+revising+or+adding+contenttip on finding the right page for your contentSun, 04 May 2008 15:18:02 CDT
Add your advice or lessons learned below. It would be nice if you'd also include a contact and "I wiki at .." with your comment.

Suggestion Contact (optional)
Use simple, direct language - the shorter, the better. Use action verbs. Use hyperlinking - allowing readers to branch to another page to read more detailed, supporting content. Format the text - break it up, using lists and headers. Add interesting content (e.g., images / photos, videos). just_tonya (read my profile to see where I wiki)
Look around the wiki to find the best place to add your content. For example, don't create a new page when there is an existing page on the wiki where the topic of your content is covered just_tonya






























































































]]>Tips on choosing a wiki homehttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Tips+on+choosing+a+wiki+homeflattailhttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Tips+on+choosing+a+wiki+homeMon, 28 Apr 2008 20:44:09 CDT
Add your advice or lessons learned below. It would be nice if you'd also include a contact and "I wiki at .." with your comment.

Suggestion Contact (optional)
Wetpaint.com for nearly all of your wiki needs, of course! If you want to contribute to something on a larger scale, then contributing to an article at Wikipedia is a noble thing to do. If you are really ambitious, why not contribute to a textbook at Wikibooks. Of course, it won't be as simple and fun as Wetpaint, which is why I continue to wiki here. Kevin (aka flattail)
































































































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]]>Entertainment Wiki Directoryhttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Entertainment+Wiki+Directoryjust_tonyahttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Entertainment+Wiki+Directoryadded CSI WikiThu, 10 Apr 2008 10:41:12 CDT

]]>Try Out The Easy Edit!http://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Try+Out+The+Easy+Edit%21Anonymoushttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Try+Out+The+Easy+Edit%21Wed, 26 Mar 2008 13:47:07 CDT
This is the try out the east edit page! Click on the easy edit box up there and explore. Add random pictures and videos and stuff like that and just, explore the easy edit! Ps Keep what you put on this page appropriate!!!

Now...........EXPLORE EASY EDIT!!!!!

MONKEY



]]>Wiki Buzzhttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Wiki+Buzzjust_tonyahttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Wiki+Buzzadded Grow Your Wiki and 21 Days of Wiki Adoption Mon, 24 Mar 2008 22:47:39 CDT

What’s the buzz on wikis?

Some blogs are focused on the subject of wikis and how they have been used. The blogs below are just a few examples:
  • The eastwikkers blog hosted a series identifying a wiki a day and their best practices over 33 days in spring of 2006.
  • Grow Your Wiki, Stewart Mader's blog on wiki patterns
  • Wiki That! is a blog including information about how wikis are used and helpful resources

What are other people saying about wikis?

Wikis are frequently the topic of discussion on web blogs or blogs. On March 29, 2006, the Technorati website, which was at that time searching 31.6 million sites and 2.2 billion links, found 30,504 posts containing “wikis” and found 348,314 posts containing “wikis” on the sites searched. This section can by no means reference even a fraction of the useful links about wikis. However, below are some entries that you may find interesting. The list will grow. However, it may be easier to search online for the most recent posts to learn what people are saying today.

Barton, Matt. (May 21, 2004). Embrace the Wiki Way! [online] at
http://www.mattbarton.net/tikiwiki/tiki-read_article.php?articleId=4

Bru. (March 14, 2006). One wiki to rule them all [online} at http://codewitch.org/2006/03/one_wiki_to_rule_them_all.html

Hallam, Andrew. (March 21, 2006). Shortest Path to Wiki [online] in Case Notes at Digital Earth Weblog at http://www.digitalearth.com.au/2006/03/21/shortest-path-to-wiki/

Lefever, Lee. (April 30, 2004). Wikis Described in Plain English [online] in Common Craft weblog at http://www.commoncraft.com/archives/000644.html

Mader, Stewart. (February 4, 2008 - March 5, 2008). 21 Days of Wiki Adoption [online videocasts] in Grow Your Wiki, Stewart Mader's blog on wiki patterns at http://www.ikiw.org/21days

Mayfield, Ross. (March 6, 2006). An Adoption Strategy for Social Software in the Enterprise [online] in Ross Mayfield’s Weblog at http://ross.typepad.com/blog/2006/03/an_adoption_str.html

Rodriguez, Giovanni. (March 23, 2006). 33 Wikis [online], an article series at eastwikkers (a group blog on technology and communications) where for 33 days they will name a wiki that features best practices in wiki-based collaboration, found at http://eastwikkers.typepad.com/eastwikkers_/33_wikis/index.html

Schafer, Ken. (March 21, 2006). 5 Questions for Stikipad [online] at One Degree at http://www.onedegree.ca/2006/03/21/5-questions-for-stikipad

Suarez, Luis. (December 5, 2005). Wiki Matrix? Wiki Feature Comparison – Compare them all! [online] on ELSUA - A KM Blog at http://www.elsua.net/2005/12/05/wikimatrix-wiki-feature-comparison-compare-them-all/

Windley, Phil. (December 1, 2005). Finding the right wiki software. ZDNet blog at http://blogs.zdnet.com/BTL/?p=2220

]]>Wiki Adoptionhttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Wiki+Adoptionjust_tonyahttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Wiki+Adoptiongrammar problem fixedMon, 24 Mar 2008 22:42:23 CDT How can I ensure they will come?
Build it and they will come? Maybe so, but maybe not. One of the challenges in managing an active wiki is getting people involved – and not in just reading, but in contributing to its content.

Here are some suggestions to getting like-minded people involved on the wiki with you:
  1. Post a message on a relevant forum
  2. Link to your wiki from relevant newsgroups and message boards
  3. Find those who are blogging about your topic and post a comment referencing your wiki
  4. Place a campaign for assistance on a relevant Talk Page on other related wikis
  5. Work with your wiki host to ensure the code it’s generating is search engine friendly so that it will be found easily
  6. Submit your URL to search engines
  7. Create relevant tags for the wiki content
  8. Volunteer to speak at a local meeting of a club or association related to your topic
  9. Put your wiki’s URL in your e-mail signature
  10. Ask others who are hosting websites related to your topic to consider posting a link to your site and you, in turn, add a link to theirs on yours
  11. In your organization, select a wiki champion, who is knowledgeable about wikis, will be an advocate of wikis as a best practice in collaboration, and will coach employees
Do you have other suggestions? Start a thread on this page and give us your feedback.

Here's a video by Stewart Mader on how to grow wiki adoption:

]]>Tips on managing wiki contenthttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Tips+on+managing+wiki+contentAnonymoushttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Tips+on+managing+wiki+contentMon, 24 Mar 2008 12:58:13 CDT"I wiki at .." with your comment.

Suggestion Contact (optional)
Don't write too much text for your readers to keep reading about. They don't want to read and read, so enter some pictures too. Make everything not one color and make sure the text color is very readable. i wiki at www.elanakoko.wetpaint.com

























































































]]>Wikis at Workhttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Wikis+at+WorkAnonymoushttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Wikis+at+WorkMon, 24 Mar 2008 11:29:38 CDT
You can see a directory of favorite wikis on this site. Add your favorite wikis to the directory today.

This page includes links to detailed profiles of wikis that have been created by Everything Wiki site visitors. The wiki profiles are listed in alphabetical order below.

If you manage a wiki, why not help others who are considering wikis by providing a detailed description about the organization and management of your wiki? Create a profile today and then add a link to it in the table below.
For more information, reference the Adding My Wiki Profile page for detailed instructions.

A
B
C Cii Wiki
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W Webkinz -Made a top 500 wiki by Wetpaint itself!
X
Y
Z
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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]]>Education Wiki Directoryhttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Education+Wiki+Directoryreneemargarethttp://wiki.wetpaint.com/page/Education+Wiki+DirectoryThu, 20 Mar 2008 04:51:03 CDT
Wiki Nominated by
SAS Asian History Michaelbeezner
The PhysiWiki Page: Student-generated physiology notes flattail
ASMSpedia :: a rich blended wiki site focussing on the impacts of scientific discoveries on human society over time le7ommy
Magistra G's Latin wiki anonymous
KHS Advancement Via Individual Determination B0NAFIDE
21st Century Learning kathy
Forensic Science jenko67
Biology jenko67
English Place Michaelbeezner
Alienation in Modern Literature tdsmorris
English 9 Wiki anonymous
1st-Year Composition & Research Writing Fieldpeaz
Welker's WIkinomics Economics Student Wiki anonymous
Learning the Wiki Way - using wikis to enhance student learning anonymous
MDM4U1@FMG --using a wiki where students assemble notes for a senior Canadian math course donofrio
http://intercontacto.wetpaint.com askain
http://askain.wetpaint.com/ askain
Focused Conversations for Schools Jo
Colaboratorio: Arte y Ciencia
Proyecto de trabajo colaborativo en la escuela media.
Asignatura:Culturas y Estéticas Contemporáneas.		 monteraps
Social Media and PR across Asia Michael Netzley
ISS: Teaching & Learning Resources STMART TALK
Utopia Training cc Travis Sinclair
ergo leadership cc Travis Sinclair
Caledonia Old Mill Millmen


iandthompson@sympatico.ca
Caledonia History Millmen
ICT Across the curriculum

a great place to find and share ICT resources for teaching in all curriculum areas.		 anonymous
ART TALK PVB
Reneemargaret
wolfactswolfacts kinko
WritersRock: Writers Workshop in Seattle kmeckert
Mr. McGowans RT class RTSTUDENT
http://brainsplus.wetpaint.com
http://educatethekids.wetpaint.com abcgirl1996
new-media.wetpaint.com MarkJacobs
aquasquad.wetpaint.com ycool
Wikimatics Education student
http://sfhsaplit.wetpaint.com student
Westlake High School Web 2.0 Joel Adkins
Oklahoma World War II Wiki
 Blue Star Mom
Women in Civil and Revolutionary Wars Talads
Video Game Narrative(s)
Bowerr
studyisland.wetpaint.com anonymous
Biology 101 Desea

http://moynewiki.wetpaint.com/?t=anon
wikart kanto
The Green Group

http://www.thegreen-group.org		 stox9
cookclass pro calijet
The Husky Pawper Erin McGuyer
Michelle Pacansky-Brock
Tampa Bay Mentor Match Terri Willingham
Children and Families Under Stress Jeffrey Sumber
iEarth- Biology site 4 every future biologist!!! :D :D :D Brooke the Biologist (brookesbio)
Web Writing & Participatory Culture Rik Hunter
Visionlearning
eLearning and eBusiness Ian Knox
http://thecelebrationofthemonth.wetpaint.com/ Maria
Wayne B @ Werribee Community Centre - Adult Learners Wayne Burrell














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