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E Write Intro To Web 2
- 1. Introduction to Web 2.0: Wikis, Blogs, and Social Networking Leslie O’Flahavan, E-WRITE Partner Author of Clear, Correct, Concise E-Mail: A Writing Workbook for Customer Service Agents
- 5. Wikipedia: the most familiar wiki example
- 7. Wikipedia: C&O Canal page
- 8. C&O Canal Discussion page
- 9. C&O Canal Discussion page
- 10. C&O Canal Editing page
- 11. C&O Canal Revision History page
- 12. Commoncraft: “Wikis in Plain English”
- 13. How do a wiki and web site differ?
- 14. National Park Service’s C&O Canal site
- 15. C&O Canal Association’s site
- 16. Some wiki samples …
- 17. Shrink and Grow: “This wiki acts as a design doc for the game…”
- 18. RocWiki.org – the People’s Guide to Rochester
- 19. wikiHow: “The How-to Manual Anyone Can Write Or Edit”
- 20. FLICC/Fedlink Environmental Scan wiki
- 21. NCI caBIG
- 22. National Alliance for Medical Image Computing wiki
- 23. UPC Wiki
- 24. US Court of Appeals – Seventh Circuit
- 25. Argonne National Lab’s SEED Project Wiki
- 27. Goochland County Public Schools
- 28. MassGIS Geospatial Web Services project wiki
- 29. Real Estate Wiki
- 30. “… caGrid provides the core enabling infrastructure necessary to compose the Grid of caBIG™”
- 31. The “hall of mirrors” wiki: a presentation by Janel Brennan-Tillmann, UMD Coord. of Foreign Lang. Instructional Technology
- 32. Is it a wiki or a web page?
- 39. Clear naming at Library Success: A Best Practices Wiki
- 41. Debian wiki: organized by user
- 43. Wiki wall of words …
- 44. Bulleted wiki article: Easy to scan or read?
- 45. Developing a wiki that contains few content types requires explicit writing guidance.
- 46. PolicyOptions Wiki: Lots of guidance about writing issue briefs
- 51. Blogs
- 52. Blogs at NAR
- 59. Use a blog aggregator
- 60. Get blogs by e-mail
- 62. Who blogs in the real estate community?
- 67. Disseminate Information: DC Public Safety Blog
- 68. Support an event
- 69. “Value Added”: Eye Level
- 70. Customer Interaction: Evolution of Security
- 71. A six-week special project blog: EPA
- 72. Personal Experience: Volunteer Journals
- 74. Director, Corps of Engineers
- 75. A team: employees or invited experts
- 79. No Comments
- 81. The Corps-e-spondence comments policy
- 82. Usage and Comments Policy: Center for Realtor Technology Web Log
- 83. Evolution of Security comments policy
- 85. Incorporate comments: Corps-e-spondence
- 89. Publish your blog policies: IBM
- 90. Social Networking: Sharing, Rating, Connecting
- 91. Sharing: YouTube
- 93. Rating or social bookmarking
- 94. Rating: Digg
- 98. Connecting: Ning
- 99. Ning Realtors!
- 100. Connecting: Twitter
- 101. Debbie Weil elsewhere online