Yesterday I created my first WIKI, and today I figured out out how to put a table in it. The trick is to use the coding language. I downloaded a bit of bibliography as tab separated text from Filemaker Pro, then made some substitutions, of tabs for the vertical lines. Then I pasted it in the Wiki edit window, and it all worked.
You can see the result in
http://ialvarius.wikispaces.com/
I was always thinking of Wikis in terms of Databases which I could allow scholars to add to -- which is what I want to use it for -- but, looking at some of the examples my fellow professors have, I see now that the Wiki is another way of doing web pages. I wonder if doing web pages via Wiki is easier than doing them via Blackboard. There certainly seems some pretty clever things one can do - -how easily I do not yet know.
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
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Wikis are just like web pages, but require no special software. The great thing is they allow people to collaborate on creating documents.
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