Putting Wikis to Work in Libraries

Nancy T. Lombardo · Allyson Mower · Mary McFarland

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Wikis in Education and Collaboration Library Science and Information Web and Library Services

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Wikis are part of the suite of Web 2.0 technologies enhancing collaboration and communication. This article describes the ways in which one academic health sciences library has utilized wiki software. The Eccles Health Sciences Library has found wikis to be valuable collaboration tools. Case scenarios and software selection recommendations will be outlined. Examples of collaborations using wikis include grant writing, strategic planning, departmental documentation, and committee work. Comparisons are made between externally hosted and locally hosted wiki software.

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2005Making the Case for a Wiki 2006Wikis in the workplace: how Wikis can help manage knowledge in library reference services 2007Using New Technologies for Library Instruction in Science and Engineering

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