Wiki: A speedy new tool to manage projects

LuAnn Bean · David D. Hott

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Wikis in Education and Collaboration Knowledge Management and Sharing Information Systems and Technology Applications

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Abstract The word “wiki‐wiki” means “quick” in Hawaiian. And “wikis”—real‐time, editable Web sites—are the latest tools for managing projects in our fast‐paced world. The authors explain how wikis work and the pros and cons of using them. Will they change the way we handle information? © 2005 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.

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