Here is an open textbook project that allows anyone to edit the pages.
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Main Page – Wikibooks
October 19th, 2005 — Wikis
TiddlyWiki – a reusable non-linear personal web notebook
September 25th, 2005 — Wikis
Want your own wiki – Go to this site and download the file to start your own client-side (local) wiki. This file can then be uploaded to your server. Many people have created variations (adaptations) of the tiddlywiki. Here are some other related sites:
convert this post to pdf. GTDTiddlyWiki – your simple client side wiki
September 25th, 2005 — Wikis
Here’s a neat client side wiki. If you want to use it with Safari, you will need to download the plug-in for this. See the section on Supported Browsers for more information.
GTDTiddlyWiki – your simple client side wiki
convert this post to pdf. PeanutButterWiki
September 13th, 2005 — Collaboration, Wikis
This is probably a site to check out to see if you can create your own wiki and use it within a classroom setting since the wikis created at this site are private and not open to the public.
convert this post to pdf. BLOGs WIKIs etc Tools Exploring Online Resources TLT Group Faculty Professional Development Workshop Tailored Website
September 9th, 2005 — Blogging, Collaboration, Wikis
Want to learn more about blogs and wikis and how to use them in education. This is probably a good resource.
convert this post to pdf. Wiki Science:How to start a Wiki – Wikibooks
January 6th, 2005 — Collaboration, Wikis
At this Wiki site, you can learn about how to create your own wiki. This page contains links to sites that host wikis for free as well as hosting services that charge.
The wiki where this page is located is called WikiBooks and it allows to create your own modules (as they call them).
Wiki Science:How to start a Wiki – Wikibooks
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