Geeklopedia [version 2.0]
Table of Contents
- geeklopedia [v.2.0]
- Things were different
(many) years ago... - World of Blogs 1
- World of Blogs 2
- Bluetooth
- Blu-ray
- Boot Camp
- Bot
- CAPTCHA
- Crowdsourcing
- Digital Rights Management
- Dual Core/Quad Core
- ExtraNet
- Folksonomy
- Grey Market
- InfoSnacking
- LMS (CMS)
- Long Tail
- Mash Up
- Semantic Web
- Millennials
- Mystery Meat
- NIMAS
- NISO (DAISY/NISO)
- OCR versus OCR
- Phishing
- RFID
- Screencasting
- Social Networking
- FOAF
- Splog
- Third Place
- Tiered Internet
- Ubiquitous Computing
- UMPC
- VPN
- Vista (Windows)
- Web 2.0
- Wiki
- XML
- About Your Presenter
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Wiki
- A group of Web pages that allows users to add content, as on an Internet forum, but also allows others (often completely unrestricted) to add-to
and edit the content. - The term wiki also refers to the collaborative software (wiki engine) used to create such a website.
- The wiki is a vast simplification of the process of creating HTML pages, and thus is a very effective way to exchange information through collaborative effort.
- Wiki is sometimes interpreted as the
acronym for "what I know, is." - A bliki (also known as a bloki) is a blog that can
be edited like a wiki: after an article is posted to
the blog, it can be added to by a group of users
authorized to do so by the bliki's originator, or,
in some cases, by anyone at all.
