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Tag Archives: wiki
Cool Local Gov Web Stuff
I have started a wiki to collect together resources and stories of where local government has used the web in interesting ways. You can find it at http://localgov.pbwiki.com/ – please visit and add any bits you can think of. If … Continue reading
Posted in E-Democracy, Featured
Tagged collaboration, local government, web 2.0, wiki
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Quick and easy consultation with PBwiki
I was presented with a little challenge last week at work. There was a requirement to change the information provided on various pieces of data, and to do this around 100 forms had been produced with the new information on, … Continue reading
Getting wiki with it
Interesting stuff going on at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, with a wiki being built by Ben Hammersley using MediaWiki with a bit of skinning and the addition of a few plugins, like that which adds social network type features … Continue reading
Playing with Google Sites
Huzzah! Google Sites has finally been added to my Google Apps account, which means I can start playing. I’ve created a test wiki here, whicha anyone can view, but if you want to have a go at editing it, you’ll … Continue reading
Wikis – which is best?
Well, it’s a question. Wikis are funny things, and building communities around them can be quite tricky (although advice like this helps). More than any other types of website, wikis demand community interaction, indeed, they are nothing without it. There … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media
Tagged mediawiki, pbwiki, pmwiki, stikipad, wetpaint, wiki, wikia
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