By Martin Cleaver, Blended Perspectives, Toronto, Canada The Wiki Symposium has always had a strong research focus, and I think we can all be proud that academic papers such as the WikiSym survey for usage of Wikis was adopted as the standard text used by Gartner research. …
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Wikis as intranets: come celebrate your success!
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Submission System is Now Open!
http://www.wikisym.org/?p=22Due May 10th: Research papers and practitioner reports: submit to cyberchair Workshops and panels: submit to workshopsandpanels@wikisym.org Tutorials: submit to tutorials@wikisym.org Due June 11th: Demos and posters: submit to demosandposters@wikisym.org DoctoralSpace proposals: submit to …
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Babel Wiki ‘08: Workshop on Cross-Lingual Collaboration
http://www.wikisym.org/?p=21Sébastien Paquet, Alain Désilets and Xavier de Pedro are putting together a workshop for WikiSym 2008, on the topic of Cross-Lingual Collaboration: http://babelwiki.notlong.com/…
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Toronto Wiki Tuesdays: Wikis In Education May 2008
http://martin.cleaver.org/blog/2008/05/08/toronto-wiki-tuesd...2005 and has a mandate to spread the word about how a wiki can transform communication in organisations and the nature of business. Toronto Wiki Tuesdays was founded and is run by Martin Cleaver M.Sc. MBA, Head Blender of Blended Perspectives and a Chair of WikiSym, the International Symposium on the use of Wikis. Toronto Wiki Tuesday’s May Meeting is sponsored by the Society of Internet Professionals. – Martin@Cleaver.org
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Grow Your Wiki
http://www.ikiw.orgWikiFest submissions (and all other WikiSym 2008 paper and session submissions) are due by May 10. That’s only one week away! If you haven’t submitted yet, please do so today! 5 reasons why you should speak! I’m chairing the first-ever WikiFest at WikiSym 2008, and I
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Citoyen Numérique - Émission du jeudi 24 octobre 2007
http://www.citoyennumerique.com/ee/index.php/citoyen/emissio...Citoyen Numérique - Émission du jeudi 24 octobre 2007 Une émission toute spéciale, enregistrée entièrement au Palais des Congrès de Montréal où se tenait cette semaine la conférence Wikisym 2007. En compagnie de Mario Asselin, notre chroniqueur «Éducation et technologies», nous avons interviewé participants et panelistes afin d’en savoir un peu plus sur l’univers wiki et d’en tirer des enseignements.
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WikiSym2008
http://www.softwarefree.org/wikisym2008International Symposium on Wikis 2008 Website: http://www.wikisym.org/ws2008 Date: 8 10 September 2008 Place: Porto, Portugal Participating TWiki Community ... (last changed by PeterThoeny)
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WikiSym 2008 Deadline Extended to May 10
http://www.ikiw.org/2008/05/02/wikisym-2008-deadline-extende...WikiFest
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Call: WikiSym 2008
http://randgaenge.net/2008/call-wikisym-2008/2737/’til May 3rd. The event itself will take place from Sep 8-10, 2008 in Porto. Mark Bernstein, hypertext legend and maker of Tinderbox is program chair. (disclosure: I’m on the program committee). ->WikiSymBlog Tags: collaboration, Conferences, Travel, wiki, wikisym
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Rhiannon Looseley's blog
http://rhiannonlooseley.blogspot.comof worry that what I'm writing about isn't hugely new. Jonathan Bowen will discuss some of the specific challenges for museums using Wikis in his Museums and the Web Conference workshop this year. Other work has been done on case studies looking at how people behaved on two different Wikis used in a University context. People have looked at what motivates Wikipedians to contribute. So far, however, I haven't found an in-depth case study that looks at a museum's experience of using a Wiki. Also, it appears that at least some of the Museum Wikis that already exist are
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Get you wiki on!
http://mymarkup.se/2008/04/get_you_wiki_on.htmlWikiSym
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Mader on WikiSym
http://markbernstein.org/Apr0801/MaderonWikiSym.htmlStewart Mader offers five good reasons to write for WikiSym: It’s the conference for discussing & sharing wiki research & practice. Share your wiki adoption strategies at the first-ever WikiFest. Get valuable feedback and ideas from fellow wiki experts.
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Open Wiki Blog Planet
http://open.wikiblogplanet.coms just 3 weeks away! Why should you submit a proposal to present: It’s the conference for discussing & sharing wiki research & practice. Share your wiki adoption strategies at the first-ever WikiFest. Get valuable feedback and ideas from fellow wiki experts. It’s in Porto, a wonderful and historical city! It’s fun! You’ll build great relationships with the people you meet! I’m looking forward to reviewing
