Wikis

>>>>>> =Wikis= >>>>>> ===Introduction===

Wikis are a wonderful new thing. It used to be a dream to many a person that they could have their own site. The idea of putting something up that the world can see really does give you a satisfying feeling. It was always possible to make a site but it took wit and code and tons of knowledge, but now it only takes a few clicks of your mighty mouse.

Companies that offer wikis

 * ===Company=== || ===Web Link=== ||
 * Google Sites || http://sites.google.com/ ||
 * Wiki Spaces || http://www.wikispaces.com/ ||
 * Wet Paint || http://www.wetpaint.com/ ||


 * ===photos of set ups on...=== ||
 * Google Sites ||
 * Wiki Spaces ||
 * Wet Paint ||

My Recommendations
I recommend Google sites. I find it tricky enough to be fun and challenging but still easy enough for anyone who wants to use it. Although in the end the best thing is to try them all, you'll learn tons and find your favorite. You could even help your class by making a class wiki. For instance, let's say your math teacher is also your soccer coach and isn't always at school and has a substitute come in. With a wiki everyone can stay connected using any computer. The teacher could post homework and documents there and the kids could download them and leave questions and comments. There could also be another page about sports and a posted schedule of the games and you could tell friends to look there for updates and wins. On an even bigger scale you could make one for the grade like a newspaper and bigger yet for the school or something about the school that does not have a public flyer. Wikis can be extremely handy for a small businesses that's just starting or doesn't have the money to pay for a website.

Wikis in plain English
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