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Thanks, sound's great. We're fishing around for a wiki that's as user friendly as media wiki and we'll give JSPWiki a look. We played with wikiespaces a bit but its look isn't that user friendly and requires users to know some HTML for basic collaboration. We just didn't think it looked like enough of a low barrier user friendly
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I've seen some great stuff on wiki successes but most that I've seen: **Involve larger investments (not free, or inexpensive online hosted wikis; rather more elaborate versions that require significant investment in software and IT support) **Require installation and hosting. For example I love the look and feel of media wiki but there is no
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Do any of you know of wikis that have a spanish language interface as well as English? Thanks. ALfredo
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I should also mention that I'm only interested in online versions--we don't want to have to deploy on our server or anything. Thanks. AO
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Speaking about getting started, I want to open up a wiki to help our organization continue constructing our regional strategy with about 25 people in 4 countries. Our intranet portal is too cumbersome for this and I want to start playing with wikis to see what they offer in practice. Does anyone here have any recomendations as to which wikis you all
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Thanks Amit, What you all have done is what I've suggested to our internal folks that we should do. There is a tendency to want to find the perfect intranet portal beast when really many of the larger packages missed the boat on the new technology of participation tools. To get back on subject I'll ask a bit more on your use of the wiki. Do
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Sorry, I forgot to indicate that this response was to Amit Asaravala. I though it created an automatic string but I think it all just gets thrown together: "You mention you use wikis and a handful of tools within your intranet. Is your intranet capable of organizing these tools or does it just link to them? We're looking at buying a new intranet
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great, thanks. AO
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Which software did you use? Thanks. Alfredo
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What you are requesting would be excellent. Writely (now Google Docs) is a good tool for group editing of a single document, but it doesn't have other collaboration functions. What it does have is the ability to post the document to a blog where you can then discuss, essentially fulfilling your need. So I would combine Writely with the suggestion