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I'm impressed with my fisrt glance at this tool compared to other Wikis I have used.
Ok that was easy. Now for a picture
That was great, I could position it and size it really easily.
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This here is me having a go...hmm...it seems a bit more intuative than mediawiki....but does it have as many features??
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Look forward to meeting you at Friday's workshop in Birmingham
I'm impressed with my fisrt glance at this tool compared to other Wikis I have used.
Ok that was easy. Now for a picture
That was great, I could position it and size it really easily.Another comment from a user.
This here is me having a go...hmm...it seems a bit more intuative than mediawiki....but does it have as many features??
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| Anonymous | Easy to Use | 0 | Oct 31 2006, 10:37 AM EST by Anonymous | |
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I have never used a WIKI before so I am looking forward to the workshop to find out ways we could use this to support our teaching.
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| Anonymous | History | 1 | Oct 31 2006, 6:16 AM EST by Anonymous | |
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I guess that one of the most useful features of a WIKI is the fact that you can see all of the versions, who has done what, and go back to earlier versions if needed.
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| Feejay | adding to the TEST page... | 0 | Oct 27 2006, 7:11 AM EDT by Feejay | |
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I too am totally new to Wiki-ing? Used Wikipedia a few times, but that's all ! I've just tried to add a link to the test page. Saw the link briefly, then clicked on 'save' and it disappeared...! So definitely haven't got the hang of this at all yet.....
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| francesbell | Very easy | 0 | Oct 25 2006, 11:52 AM EDT by francesbell | |
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Yes this seems like a very easy to use tool
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| Anonymous | Technology versus culture | 0 | Oct 25 2006, 10:48 AM EDT by Anonymous | |
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Like many others I am new to the world of Wikis but am interested and willing to learn. I wish I could say this for other people. What are the best ways of getting people to engage with these tools? What is the response to the comment "But I always do it this way"?
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