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Wikis are everywhere. We all know that wikis, such as Wikipedia, are found on the Internet.
But they're also found on corporate and private intranets. They're even found on personal
computers and PDAs. If we think of wikis as repositories of publicly edited information,
we're only seeing part of the picture. How do individuals and private groups use wikis?
How does the growing use of wikis affect technical communicators like you and me? How do
technology businesses deal with customer-contributed content about their products? How can
you use Wiki Markup Language (WML) to improve the content you contribute to wikis?
This presentation answers these questions and many others.
Rolfe Dlugy-Hegwer
Rolfe Dlugy-Hegwer, a technical communicator with 10 years professional experience, is also
web usability expert and web technology advocate.
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