Xerceo is a new WIKI that just hit my inbox. So, I've had no time to use it and therefore this is NOT a review. Its the concept that interests me. I've been thinking about this type of editable "course" ever since my first introduction to wikis. However, its been a tough nut to crack. I am happy to see that someone has taken the first shot at a commercial product to do this. But I'm sure this is something we will begin to see in the open source products soon as ... guessing each wiki page is like a learning object that is tagged. If you select a tag then you get all of the ...

Google finally gets into the Wiki game by re-launching the product they acquired last year (JotSpot) under a a new name: Google Sites. See this description of the product via TechCrunch blog. I'll be trying it!

Through my research into Wiki implementations in corporate settings I have found that there is just not a lot of info out there. I am having a hard time finding good and bad examples of Wiki implementations and how they are best used in corporate settings. I have found a few blog posts regarding Wikis in corporate settings but overall I am going at this blind. I am assuming this is because Wikis are not being used in many corporate settings at this point and there are not many people with this type of experience. Once I have the Wiki off and running I will begin working on a case ...

It sure was. Mark mixed aspects of problem-based learning (PBL), wikis and pod-casting into the materials of his ... wiki in the course that students could take advantage of professor (and peer) feedback to improve their work by incorporating feedback. I have written on the topic of using wikis as class assignments before , so it is clear to the readers of this blog that I am very pro-wikis. Mark mentioned a good point that I took away from this presentation: he felt that students need a significant amount of training on how to use a wiki in the context of education. In his ...

I attended a very useful online presentation last week by Mike Orey of the University of Georgia (via the Wimba Distinguished Lecture Series ). In one of his graduate courses in education, as an assessment activity, he asks students to contribute to a wiki-book that he and his colleagues have developed: Emerging perspectives on learning, teaching and technology . The reason I am making this posting is two-fold. The concept of asking students to contribute to a wiki ... , he created a privately owned wiki for this purpose; however, Wikipedia could be used as well. Mike's eBook ...

Here is one I just started fooling around with on PicoWiki . If I could take a picture of this running on my iPhone with my iPhone I would- I'm just not that limber. The phone display though is nice and readable and the updates pipe through to the Web side quickly.

There is no better way to explain a wiki than to hear it from those who use it and find it useful. The folks at pbwiki have done a great job of gathering input from their users. Check it out! This page has many videos covering everything you ever wanted to know about a wiki. I'm a big fan of pbwiki...

A quick note for all of you out there that are looking for the right CMS and/or wiki: CMSmatrix : lists CMS's and makes it possible to quickly have an overview of their strengths and weaknesses. Wikimatrix : lists wiki's and makes it possible to quickly have an overview of their strengths and weaknesses. I really like this. This information (together with other info and a small framework) will be fit into a document/booklet I am working on. I have been asked to make a short list of pointers for 'setting up an eLearning program in low resource areas'. Although I have not found ...

It's obvious that a Wiki would be a great help in my organization. A few years ago we started using SharePoint and now ... we need a quicker way to get an answer in a pinch. I believe a Wiki would be a great addition to our systems so that it ... the manual to the appropriate chapter to find their answer. So, we know we need a Wiki. Now, how do we make it happen? Here is what I have identified as our options: SharePoint Wiki - SharePoint 07 offers some basic Wiki options that ... overwhelming. There are quite a few hosted solutions that specialize in Media Wiki and I have also been referred to ...

Encyclopedia will be a moderated wiki-style environment, freely available to all users everywhere. So, we start with ...

While I'm on the topic of enterprise wikis I might as well plug my session for The eLearning Guild's Online Forum that kicked off today: An Introduction to e-Learning: The A to Z for Getting Started Concurrent Session Block 4 Friday, September 21 â€" 8:30a to 9:45a 401 | E-Learning Metrics that Work Bob Dust , Gyrus Systems 402 | Getting Started with e-Learning Standards and SCORM Thomas Winterstein , HunterStone, Inc ... 502 | An Introduction to Blogs, Wikis, and RSS - New Technologies for e-Learning Brent ...

... for the learning industry. Adobe Labs - And on a side note read/write web pointed to the Adobe Labs wiki . You can ... of a useful corporate wiki.

Main Page From CyberOne Wiki Jump to: navigation , search Whats a WIKI How do I join in Retrieved from " http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/cyberone/wiki/Main_Page " Views Article Discussion View source History Personal tools Log in / create account ... accessed 600,806 times. Privacy policy About CyberOne Wiki ...

I have a quick question, spurred on by Jay's post below.. A client asked me the other day, "what is the best way for a division of a large company to launch and maintain a public wiki, including what is the best software?" I had some ideas, but I would greatly value what others would suggest.

... the consternation of my rather conservative university, I am submitting the dissertation in the form of a wiki (although - strictly speaking - is it really a wiki if I don't open it up to the community to co-author, which of course I can't do in this instance). First, I can't imagine trying to do a dissertation wiki. The issues with getting it into a format ... causing you grief with their agendas). So, if they provide comments via the Wiki doesn't that make a lot of sense. The ... Wiki where you could see what each person did? And isn't it the notion of ONLY having your faculty committee / advisors ...

Main Page From EduTech Wiki Jump to: navigation , search Welcome to EduTech Wiki EduTech Wiki is about Educational Technology ( instructional technology ) and related ... . Objectives - this wiki can be used as: resource kit for educational technology teaching; note taking tool for ... purpose of this site). This wiki contains 795 articles. The french version has less and different contents. Send questions to Daniel K. Schneider (he " owns " this wiki and is to blame for most contents). Other major ...

We're off and running with the Wiki. It's installed and running like a dream. Now we are dealing with the task of writing the content which is turning out to be quite a task. I have no prior Wiki experience and I was under the impression that I could just copy and paste sections of training manuals that I have written into the Wiki and have it ready to go in no time. Little did I know that Wikis have a whole language of their own. With the help of a cheat sheet I picked up the Wiki formatting language pretty quickly and I am basically copy and pasting a line at a time then adding ...

... is predicting that by 2009 half of companies worldwide will be using wikis, employers ranging from investment banks to ... . Does Wikinomics Have The Write Stuff? - Internet News Wikis are all about collaboration, so it perhaps is no surprise that the authors of Wikinomics: How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything , have set up a wiki, Wikinomics wiki , to go with the best-selling book. In keeping with the wiki tradition, the Wikinomics wiki, hosted by Socialtext, lets ... are either skeptical about tools such as blogs, wikis, and online social networks, or they're willing but wary ...

I've had elearningpost in my feed reader ( google reader now days...in case you were wondering) for quite some time but don't mention him as often as I'd like too. A couple recent posts really hit home for me. Thanks elearningpost! Wikis for Exam creation I loved this one because people that are out in the trenches with the guts to have a go at new technologies really inspire me. Elizabeth , you are an awesome inspiration! Keep up the blogging and the wikiing! To fix education, think Web2.0 - John Seely Brown What more can be said about John Seely Brown? A true icon ...

I can't get enough of this. The University of Manitoba recently posted the video of Micheal Wesch's June 17, 2008, talk entitled "A Portal to Media Literacy" where you can get a glimpse into how Micheal organized a couple of his classes at Kansas State University. He strives to create platforms of participation for students that leverage the emerging media environment. He shows how to let students participate in their learning in an open way to harness the 'upload world' they are familiar with. Some great illustrations of practices in wiki and RSS aggregator usage are in this ...

Common Craft produces these really simple explanations of current web technology. You can't beat this for instructional design. Click To ...

I stumbled across Owen's Thesis (actually its a request to contribute to his thesis) and blog via a Technorati search on eLearning . His Thesis is titled Mimi: A Key Tool for ePedagogy. He has some great thoughts, ideas, and structure around creating a tool that is a combination of a wiki and blog. Before you roll your eyes and say, "hey, there's a ton of people already working on that." I would encourage us, the learning community, to participate and help by adding our thoughts to his thesis. Why? Because its exactly what this whole new paradigm in learning is all ...

The Twitter Fan Wiki page for apps is just getting incredibly long....

... currently researching Wiki's for my organization so I was going into this presentation hoping to come out with a lot of ideas of how they can be used. Tony provided some great information regarding Wiki's and the audience had some great examples of how they are being used at their organizations. A couple of Wiki ideas I walked away with: · Honey Pots - I loved the idea of creating "honey pots" in the Wiki so that only certain areas can be edited. I had some concerns about using a Wiki to communicate policy and other HR related information without having control of what is edited.

Just stumbled on an interesting mobile platform: www.redhalo.com , I will be testing this platform in the next couple of weeks. Looks easy and nice. I also found a really great personal wiki for mobile devices which works like clockwork on my HTC: Blade wiki . And I made myself member of the eLearning guild to get some extra knowledge on what is out there and to get the ITM mobile projects better known to the rest of the learning developers.

Life, the Universe and wiki This is a great post to get you thinking about the power of wikis.  Come with all of your questions to the wiki session.  Check the schedule here . You can also find out more about me at the Corporate eLearning Development Blog . And those of you reading this at elearndev, then check out the eLearn DevCon 2006 Blog for lots of great info in preparation for the conference.

Last week my chances of getting a Wiki installed behind the firewall were looking terrible. I actually refocused ... . Luckily we have a fired up tech support guy who is dying to get a Wiki up and going so that he can update it with the ... focused on just getting buy in for a Wiki that I didn't put much thought into the actual development and implementation of the Wiki. So, what are the keys to success in a Wiki implementation? Based on experience I would say the most ... kind of contest or release event that brings a lot of attention to the Wiki. One idea I have had so far that ...

Renee Fountain has authored an fabulous paper (dossier) on Wikis in education . (via elearningpost ) Another great tool for handing out to those who are just discovering Learning2.0.

Stephen Lahanas recently started a new topic on the Learning Circuits Blog Discussion Wiki . His topic is Capability-Based Content which he describes as: Capability based content is developed specifically with capability assimilation as its primary expectation outcome. This directly contradicts the majority of learning content developed today using ... for content development. Not only would Stephen like to discuss this topic with others on the LCB Discussion Wiki, he's ... capability-based content page on the LCB Discussion Wiki . Remember, the LCB Discussion Wiki is available to any member of ...