The first wiki appeared in the 1990´s. Scientists and engineers used them to create dynamic knowledge bases. Wiki content --contributed "on the fly" by subject-matter specialist--could be immediately (and widely) viewed and commented on. Adapted as an instructional technology in the past few years, wikis are being used for a wilde variety of collaborative activities. In addition to compiling on formation, faculty and staff in higher education use wikis as repositories for meeting notes. Agenda items are contributed prior to meeting are saved in a public archive. The ability to export notes to Microsoft Word makes reporting easy and adds versatility to the meeting of wiki. Some institutions are experimenting with wikis as e-portfolios. Artifacts within a wiki-folio are easily shared when the wiki is used as presentation tool.
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ResponderEliminarThere a white line, why dont you fix it, it looks disorganized
ResponderEliminarIt would be great if you put a welcome entry, talking about what information is contained in this blog
ResponderEliminarYou should have used a bigger font size. The white line makes you feel tired while you are reading.
ResponderEliminarThe information is good, but is better if you put the letter more bigger.
ResponderEliminarYou are missing the introduction or description of you blog, its important to inform other people what you are going to talk about, so they can know if the blog is useful for them.
ResponderEliminarWe also think you should have added pictures, the blog looks a little sad!
Jimena B & Juliana G