May 14, 2008
Where does wiki adoption fail? Is content more important than format? Should you power a public website with a wiki?
Get the answers to these and other questions on wiki adoption and uses by listening to Tom Johnson’s podcast. He interviewed me at DocTrain West last week, and we discussed:
- The relentless focus on simplicity in wikis, and how that makes participation democratic
- How wikis are useful for technical writers
- Why content comes before format when using a wiki (and how that ultimately makes for better format!)
- Techniques and strategies for growing wiki use and adoption
- The number one reason why wiki use fails
- Why you need to make sure internal wiki use is successful before using it in any external-facing way
Duration: 18 min.
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