Best practices for using wikis in mass collaboration
Blog · 28 February, 2008 · By Alex and Rob
This episode, we take on wikis: when you should use them, and when you should try something else.
And we try on a new feature: the tip-off, where we alternate coming up with handy tips on a topic until one of us runs out. The result is our first 20-minute episode... which tells us we might want to review the rules. Maybe require each tip to be phrased as a limerick...
For your linking enjoyment:
- The BlueGrassWiki
- Mark Glazer's post on how the next president should use participatory media
- Wired article on the wiki reviewing ACLU documents on Guantanamo detainees
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