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Wiki

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

A wiki or WikiWiki ("wiki wiki", meaning "quick" in Hawaiian language ) is:

• A collection of web pages hypertext, which can be visited and edited by anyone (although some require registration as a user) at any time. A web version of a wiki also called WikiWikiWeb . This is a play on words, since the initials are " WWW 'as the World Wide Web .
• A implementation of collaborative computing on a server that allows documents housed there (the wiki pages) to be written collaboratively by a browser, using a simple notation to format, create blogs, etc. When someone edits a wiki page, your changes appear immediately on the web without going through any kind of prior review.

Some wikis to install on your space:

Pbwiki A wiki really simple (it already in English) with ability to upload images. Wikispaces

Another free service for creating wikis, is fine though has some intrusive advertising.

eapuntes free wiki and English. Wiki

mailxmail A free service Mailxmail (page interesting courses by mail.) Also in English

seedwiki Also free (this is also available in English) has a pretty good form and very configurable, with a very simple editor.

schtuff Another free service for what it says on the front page is quite complete (200 megs, tags for documents, image gallery, decide who can edit, RSS and send changes by mail)

Foop Another free service to create your wiki. Jotspot

also has a free option (in English) but with possibilities such as adding a blog to the wiki.

Writely also allows editing and even simultaneous joint documents and their publication in a page or URL, then can be considered another wiki but not as conventional.

Server Side Wiki is an awesome wiki with Ajax, but free account is very limited, can not go public and admit only create 10 pages, payment plans ranging from $ 5 a month.

All These services are external services, but obviously you can put the wiki link on your blog. There are other wikis, generally more powerful, but require installation on your own server (which is not possible in many cases if you have your blog on a free service):

MediaWiki is free software used among others in Wikipedia, is to my taste the best there is. In pdf document of Linux Magazine (number1, enero2005) you have a guide for installation (via Aulablog21 )

Other wikis installable in DokuWiki you have a comparison of several systems wiki.

A list of wikis, most

installable