Wikis as an effective group writing tool: a study in Taiwan

Wesley Shu · Yu‐Hao Chuang

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Wikis in Education and Collaboration Publishing and Scholarly Communication Knowledge Management and Sharing

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Purpose – Collaborative writing is an interactive process. It saves time and energy, and it integrates the knowledge of multiple writers. Wiki is a platform for collaborative writing in the Web 2.0 era. This paper's aim is to focus on the many benefits of wikis.

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