Google's pretty good wiki
I've been casting about for a free, easy-to-use wiki program for my students in Reinventing the News to play with this fall. I didn't want to use anything I would have to install at the server level, because life is too short to spend it learning that sort of thing.
Wouldn't you know it, but Google has a nice solution called Sites. Ridiculously simple, and more features than we'll probably use. Now I just need the right class project. I'm thinking of a compendium for internal newsroom use rather than something that could be edited by the public (although I'm open to that, too).
Any thoughts?
But wait: Ari Herzog's "U.S. Congress on Twitter," using PBwiki, looks awfully nice.
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I'm told PBwiki is a science project to set up, but I've never used it. I use Luminotes as my personal wiki. Wonderfully simple and easy to use, but I've never tried sharing it with anyone. The developer tells me it can be done.
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