The activity on the
Wikis was monitored by counting the numbers of edits, and both the control and intervention group
Wikis were active having a similar number of edits.
However, a few studies have reported that the use of
wikis has little impact on student's interaction, the problem of which has been identified as being associated with poorly supported integration of the
wiki into the teaching format of a particular course (Cole, 2009).
Lecturer Laurie Putnam sought help researching and writing for the LIS Publications
Wiki, an interactive tool that details information about publications LIS students and professionals can consider writing for.
The photos are then uploaded to the WikiAir site as hi-res photos, where anyone can view or use them, within the parameters of the usage agreement common to most
wikis (no cost to use for informational sites, educational use, and publications; attribution required).
Wikis are collaborative platforms that simply allow the development and transfer of knowledge.
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Considered "open-source" because the material can be edited or modified by multiple participants,
wikis incorporate a user-friendly interface that allows users to insert content, graphics, skins, audio-visual components, and hyperlinks to the site's pages.
PhD candidate Lisa Yeo and Ofer Arazy, an assistant professor in the Alberta School of Business, say that using
wikis as a form of corporate knowledge management can be beneficial.
I also had no real knowledge of the origins of
wikis or "
wiki culture.
The literature at the time this project was conceptualized suggested that there was great potential for success when using
wikis in collaborative writing assignments, although the scholarship primarily described potential uses of
wikis in the classroom without evaluating outcomes.
Wikis are web pages that allow multiple users to create and edit web pages (Alexander, 2006; Baldarrain, 2006; Bisoux, 2008, Duffy & Bruns, 2006; Frydenberg, 2008; Parker & Chao, 2007; Richardson, 2009; Tapscott & Williams, 2008).
Blogs,
wikis and photo / video / text sharing sites have increased user sharing and participation.
