Wikis are a type of web page that can be edited by anyone - giving us yet another tool for online collaboration. Some services are emerging around Wikis - such as JotSpot. JotSpot's new service targets businesses that want to give authorized users a common location to collaborate. According to the CNN news story, coworkers could take a spreadsheet, customize it and revise it and have all information for a project reside in one Wiki Web site.
Read more about what Wiki's are. Here's a listing of Wiki's: http://www.usemod.com/cgi-bin/mb.pl?BiggestWiki
If you're saying, wiki what are you talking about?!? You might know of a Wiki and not even realize it. Wikipedia - the Free Encyclopedia.
Combining the best of blogs and Wikis is a Bloki hybrid.
Jeekers, JotSpot seems to have a mess of 'pre-built applications'. I can't seem to find the link to automatically making coffee just before I wake up, though. Maybe they'll add that in the next release.
ReplyDeleteoops. the link is http://www.jot.com/tours/advanced/1.php
ReplyDeleteHere is a list of things you can do with JotSpot.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.wired.com/wired/archive/13.03/wiki.html?tw=wn_tophead_5
ReplyDeleteInteresting article about Wikipedia from Wired Magazine. Talks about becoming addicted to editing articles for the online encyclopedia...