Chris Brogan on using an open, public wiki to power his Twitter Packs website:
Think about this: ANYONE has the password, ANYONE can edit the list. That’s the opposite of exclusionary. Anyone can be part of any list they choose to identify with.
To the plus, people came in and organized the data. They came in and reorganized it. They came in and organized it some more. There have been HUNDREDS of edits.
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Future Changes is Stewart Mader. He wrote the book on wiki adoption, and he has led or advised enterprise-wide wiki deployments in Fortune 500 companies, universities, nonprofits, small and medium size companies.
Advisory Services include: adoption strategy and timeframe, vendor/product analysis, content structure and templates, roles and permissions, data migration, and workshops. Linda Ziffrin of Valley View Ventures handles bookings. Contact to discuss your needs.
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Wikipatterns A practical guide to improving productivity and collaboration in your organization. Buy the book |
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Using Wiki in Education 10 case studies from education show how to collaboratively build curriculum, guide students' teamwork, and manage research projects. Buy the book |
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Your Wiki Isn’t Wikipedia (PDF download) How to use a wiki for technical communication and project management. Published in the January, 2009 issue of Intercom, the magazine of the Society for Technical Communication. |
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5 Effective Wiki Uses (PDF download) Five ways your business can benefit from using a wiki. Published in the August, 2008 issue of Website Magazine. |
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