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This is an 'annotated' version of slides I presented at the 2009 Barcamp Nashville, October 17. (Typically, I don't have many words on slides, but I added some before posting this online version.)
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wiki101

Rex Hammock's

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First,there was Hypercard Hypercard

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Hypercard

You installed this on this to do this.

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Hypercard

Basically, this was just this

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Hypercard

...with hyperlinks.

Abraham Lincoln

16th President of the United Statesserved from March 1861 until April 1865.Born in KentuckyHad a beard, but no mustache.

Kentucky

Originally a part of Virginia,in 1792 it became the 15th state 37th largest state in terms of total area36th largest in land arearanks 26th in population

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They're calledindex cards for a reason.

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Ward Cunningham

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But not theTom Bosley character on Happy Days namedHowardCunningham

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And notWardCleaver

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who wasBeaver'sdad.

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ThisWard Cunningham

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wanteda webapplicationthat workedlike Hypercard.

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So hecreatedWikiWikiWeb

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NamedafterWiki-Wiki Bus

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Review1

2 3

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That led to this

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But itlookedlike this.

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For people who need

bullet points.

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wikis are not just this

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Wikis are merely a way to create content, then

collect & oraganize it.

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Wikis can be the workof one person,

or many,or everyone.

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Any kind of information

Timelines.com

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Any kind of information

I consider IMDB.com a wiki.

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Any kind of information

But when itcomes to searching

for movie information,Google seems to

like Wikipedia better.

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Any kind of information

Google "Starwars"and you'll get 2 wikis on the first SERP.

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Any kind of information

wikiHow.comPersonal favorite:

http://www.wikihow.com/Close-a-Bag-of-Chips-by-Folding-It

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Any kind of information

For breaking news and complex topics,I believe a wiki provides a

more 'native' model of using the web than traditional narrative news reporting.

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Any kind of information

NYTimes.com has recognized this,but Times Topics has not yet figured

out the 'breaking' part.

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Business Model Everyone asks this,

so I thought I'd throw some samples in.

This company owns... and lots more wikis.

(InternetBrands.com.)

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Business Model

Developingand managing

enterprise(behind-the-firewall)

wikis for knowledge-

managentand colloaborative

work flow.

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Business Model

Providingcustomer or

"supplychain"

supportfor companies

with mysterybusinessmodels.

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Business Model

Intuit'sTaxAlmanac.org

serves"tax professionals,"

(i.e., the entiremarket for these

products:http://proseries.

intuit.com/).

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Business Model

Our company(http://hammock.com)

maintains this wiki.Our business

is helpingcompanies and

associationscreate and manage

all types ofcustomer and

member media.(Note not-to-subtle

product placement.)

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See Also:

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See Also:

For the moretechnically inclined

who want to host their own

wiki.

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See Also:

Play aroundon Google sites.

Check outWetpaint & Wikia.

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See Also: I believeany CMS

that allows youto create "pages"

is a potentialwiki platform.

http://codex.wordpress.org/Pages

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Two more things: 2 Secrets of Wikis

A Wiki is not one website.

Everyentry is awebsite.

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Seed Feed Weed

Two more things: 2 Secrets of Wikis

The only metaphor you'll ever need for wiki success.

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See Also:

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External Links:http://RexBlog.com

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