wiki authoring
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wikisites
Wikis, which are community generated and maintained websites, are written and edited by its members and contributors.
Wikis utilize web 2.0 collaborative technology which allows any registered end user to revise, add, or delete information on various subjects.
Wikis provide an excellent platform for an organization's intranet or knowledge-centric databases. The term "wiki" is a Hawaiian word that translates into "fast".
A search for "wikis" on Alexa generates hundreds of unique wiki driven website platforms.
wikihow
WikiHow, a wiki based instructional hub, is focused on "do it yourself" and educative tutorials. WikiHow is a San Diego Web Studio favorite:)
WikiHow originated as a community generated extension of popular tutorial website eHow.com, and quickly grew to include over 53,000 how-to-do-it-yourself featured articles.
On WikiHow, any anonymous or registered member can edit or create a page on how to do something. Users must follow a standard format and protocol when generating instructional articles. Proper formatting includes summarization, a step by step numerical process for approaching each shown activity, tips, required ingredients and tools, warnings, links to outside resources, a platform for photographs and diagrams, and a section for citations and sources.
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