Well that makes me feel a little better at least. Any place online that has a decent tutorial with some screenshots and the like? I know when I started a Wordpress blog to document the development of my gaming class I was able to find a Wordpress tutorial. Anything like that for wikis?
-Ryan
On 9/6/07, Don Sheldon <don.sheldon@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 9/6/07, miyu <xmiyux@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> It would be neat to have a section on the wiki for educators however, even
> though I would love to help out and contribute the whole "wiki" construction
> is so beyond my meager computer skills. So my apologies in advance for my
> lack of content.
Wiki making should not be of any concern for two big reasons:
1 - It's "code" is designed to be very natural. It's not like making
a webpage where a paragraph break is some special set of characters.
You can just type in what you want and it comes out reasonably close.
2 - Other people will tweak it.
Combining those two means that if you have content you can easily put
it up (really, it's easy, I swear. If you can write email, you can
edit a wiki) and then someone else can come through and add the gizmos
and widgets. In the end, you have a product that neither one of you
could have made alone.
So get get an account and just write! Others will "wikify" it for you later.
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