That's the name of the blog I found that appears to be dedicated to promoting the use of wikis in Education. I'm sure the advice and examples apply to all the other potential markets as well (small enterprise, civic groups, etc). Some good links to other wiki-dedicated sites. Definitely worth adding to the 'People With Good Info'.
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Nonprofit News
Work Smarter
Public Interest Associations
Make A Difference
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Education Ideas
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- NonProfitExpert.com
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- Stanford Social Innovation Review
- Support Organizations in Michigan
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- The Nonprofit Congress
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Kris,
Thanks for linking to my blog - it is, at the core, dedicated to the use of wikis in education, but the general ideas can apply anywhere. As we're seeing with wikis, they are unbelievably flexible, and the mantra of simplicity and relevance can transform any project, group, or market. Watch for some case studies on two of my wiki experiments in the next few days.
Best regards,
Stewart
Posted by: Stewart Mader | 01/23/2006 at 03:09 PM
Stewart - you're welcome and I look forward to seeing your results - kris
Posted by: kris olsen | 01/23/2006 at 03:15 PM