WIKI

=WIKI= " The first wiki was created by Ward Cunningham in 1995. He wanted to create an easy authoring tool so that ordinary people could publish on the internet. He took the Hawaiian word wiki-wiki, which means easy, and started a revolution in online publishing. A wiki is a essentially a website that can be quickly and collaboratively edited. The keyword here is collaboratively. The content of a wiki can be be changed by its readers. A reader can add to, modify and correct a wiki. A proper wiki has many authors and is the result of the combined knowledge of many. Wikipedia is a well-known wiki that allows readers to create and improve upon reference sites about every imaginable topic. The content of Wikipedia is instantly editable, making it an extremely up-to-date information source. By the way, what you are reading right now is a wiki. :-)" source: http://web2tutorial.wikispaces.com/wikis

A lot of resources. Make your own wiki: Look at good examples:
 * What's so good about WIKI ?**
 * Freedom to collaborate and share content.
 * nobody can do everything, but everybody can do something
 * The space provided is free
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 * [|Classroom 2.0 Wiki]
 * Webtutorial Wikispaces
 * [|Wikispaces site for teachers: Free wiki's for education.]
 * Wikispaces. Have a look at [|this online tutorial: Introduction to wikispaces]
 * Also free wikis at http://www.wetpaint.com/
 * Real-world examples from teachers
 * Many classroom examples http://eduwikius.wikispaces.com/Wikis
 * Edublogs Awards: [|Best Educational wiki]
 * J[|eroen Clemens: WIKI made by students. Philopsophy and Literature ( in Dutch)]