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Collaborators are often separated by time and distance. Trying to capture, collect, edit, and publish discussion notes or documents from a dispersed work group can be challenging. This is especially true if the contents are evolving over time. Online collaboration with wiki tools can greatly facilitate these efforts. Think of a wiki as documents in a simple, accessible word processor on a website. Groups can collaborate on the content using only a standard web browser. Viewing and editing can be controlled with passwords. Changes can be tracked and revisions can be rolled back. Session participants will get hands-on experience editing and creating wiki pages while discussing management and use of a wiki site.
Bill Pabst, 4-H Youth Development Specialist, University of Missouri; Ray Kimsey, Extension Technology Services Senior Applications Strategist, North Carolina State University; and Roger Terry, Director Institute of Agriculture & Natural Resources Communications & Information Technology, University of Nebraska; all part of the CYFERnet Technology Team.
Live training is limited to 25 people.
| Operating System | Windows 2000 or XP |
| System RAM | P350+MHz, 128+MB Memory |
| Monitor | 800x600 resolution, 16-bit+ high color |
| Sound Hardware | Sound card, speakers, microphone, or headset with microphone. Microphone not required for asynchronous sessions. |
| Network Connection | 28.8 Kbps or faster connection |
| Web Browser | Internet Explorer (IE) 5.01+, Firefox 1.0+ |
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