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 ** Helpful Wiki Pages and Tools** Wiki Basics ** Essentially a wiki is a set of web pages editable by anyone. No special knowledge of HTML is needed. Nor is it necessary to access a web server to upload pages. Every page in a wiki can be amended, edited, or even deleted by anyone with a web browser.
 * __Analogy__** - Imagine a public park with a wall set aside for mural artists. Anyone could show up at any time and start painting, adding to existing images, filling blank space, or whitewashing as much as they like. A wiki is an analogous public space, but it's on the web.

From a user's perspective, the mechanics are simple. Typically each page will have a set of links to
 * Switch from a View mode to an Edit mode, or vice versa
 * Show the revision history of the current page
 * Jump to the wiki's home page
 * Search the full text of all pages in the wiki
 * Display help on how to edit in the wiki

It's the Edit link that makes a wiki special. Click on that and you'll see the core content of the current page redisplayed in your browser, but now it's inside an editable text form. []

http://educationalwikis.wikispaces.com/
 * Educational Wiki site**

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 * Wiki Walk Through**

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 * Teaching Today - Wiki Basics**

The Horizon Project - award winning collaboration of 13 countries http://horizonproject2008.wikispaces.com/

Sample IU#16 - CFF Wiki https://csiucffpages.wikispaces.com/ Wiki Widgets Explained - by a CFF Coach http://cffwikiwidgets.wikispaces.com/

Learning with Computers WIKI []

Link to Teacher Tube Video [] Kristen H's Wikispace Tutorial http://umwikiworkshop.wikispaces.com/Wiki_basics

Dianne K's Wiki http://etoolbox.wikispaces.com/wikispaces