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It's Time to Use a Wiki as Part of Your Web Site.

Tim Ribaric

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Abstract

A number of libraries have wikis in addition to their Web sites. But one man discovered how to use a wiki as part of his library's site in such a way that staffers can change the pages whenever they need to, but patrons cannot. So his site has envolved to include the best of both worlds.

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A number of libraries have wikis in addition to their Web sites. But one man discovered how to use a wiki as part of his library's site in such a way that staffers can change the pages whenever they need to, but patrons cannot. So his site has envolved to include the best of both worlds.

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A number of libraries have wikis in addition to their Web sites. But one man discovered how to use a wiki as part of his library's site in such a way that staffers can change the pages whenever they need to, but patrons cannot. So his site has envolved to include the best of both worlds.

Key concepts: Web site, World Wide Web, Computer science, Web development, Web page, Multimedia, The Internet

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