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 ====== What is a Wiki? ====== ====== What is a Wiki? ======
-//"A wiki is a Web application whose content is collaboratively added, updated, and organized by its users."// (Mitchell)+Mithat Konar 
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 +2013-03-11 
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 +===== Definitions ===== 
 +  * **wiki**: //"a Web application whose content is collaboratively added, updated, and organized by its users."// (Mitchell) 
 +    * Emphasis in a wiki is on: 
 +      * Letting all users create pages quickly. 
 +      * Making it easy to link pages to each other. 
 +  * **wiki engine**: the program that runs a wiki 
 +  * **wiki markup language**: simple text-based system for writing pages.
  
-The emphasis in a wiki is on: 
-  * Letting all users create pages quickly. 
-  * Making it easy to link pages to each other. 
  
 ===== History ===== ===== History =====
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 ===== Easy writing ===== ===== Easy writing =====
-  * **wiki engine**: the program that runs a wiki +  * Each wiki engine tends to have its own markup language.
-  * **wiki markup language**: simple text-based system for writing pages. +
-    * Each engine tends to have its own markup language.+
     * [[http://www.wikicreole.org/|Creole]]: an attempt to create a standard markup language for wikis.     * [[http://www.wikicreole.org/|Creole]]: an attempt to create a standard markup language for wikis.
   * Central features of a wiki writing system: (from Wiki: What Is Wiki)   * Central features of a wiki writing system: (from Wiki: What Is Wiki)
computer_basics/what_is_a_wiki_slides.txt · Last modified: 2013/03/11 22:25 by mithat

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