Summary A wiki is a web application with whose help pages can be created online and can be edited by numerous authors or users.
Source: Gabler Verlag (ed.), Gabler Wirtschaftslexikon, online version, [last access 18.02.2015]
Source: Wikipedia, [last access 18.02.2015] The Freie Universität Berlin provides, on the one hand, a central wiki system that is operated with the software Confluence. Further information to the FU wikis can be found in this article. On the other hand, the possibility of setting up wikis in the LMS Blackboard is available. Further information on the Blackboard wikis can be found here. |
With the help of wikis you can, amongst other things:
We have developed ten implementation scenarios for wikis for teaching purposes as a postcard set. The postcards and the detailed guidelines can be downloaded as a reader as a .pdf file. FU wikis in teaching and research: online collaboration made easy URL: https://blogs.fu-berlin.de/fortbildung/downloads/ |
Article in the self-learning wiki: For what are wikis implemented in teaching, research and administration?
Blackboard wikis | FU wikis | |
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Creating wiki pages | ||
Deleting wiki pages | ||
Writing comments | ||
Notifying employees about changes | ||
Adding images, audio, video and links | more options | |
Change history | ||
Disabling wiki pages | only disabling the wiki | |
Limitations | ||
Overview of participation (percent, no. of words) | ||
Moving wiki pages | ||
Editing the wiki structure | ||
Importing exporting wiki content |