PBwiki: This site says creating a wiki is as easy as making a peanut butter sandwich, features an attractive design, an easy-to-use interface, RSS feeds, and the option to password-protect content. PBWiki supports itself through Google AdWords. More robust features such as advanced permissions are available for a monthly fee ($5, $10, or $25 per-month options).
Wikispaces: Wikispaces is an outstanding tool that's free for K-12 educators, and more important, it's free of advertising. The education-specific pages are private so only space members can edit them. With its easy editing interface, Wikispaces is a good choice for teachers getting started with wikis.
EditMe: This is a full-feature wiki interface with multiple levels of authoring control and viewing (such as public view, public edit, administrative edit, and more) through password protection. The advertising-free wiki pages offer easy editing through a WYSIWYG interface. EditMe's cost-per-month starts at $4.95.
WetPaint: A new player in the wiki hosting environment, WetPaint offers a simple editing interface, password protection for registered users, RSS feeds for content distribution, and a unique moderator option that lets individual contributors monitor wiki content and user behavior. WetPaint's free wiki pages contain Google AdWords.
MediaWiki: MediaWiki is a free server-based wiki tool. Because it's hosted on a school's internal server, no ads are present. Although its page-editing tools are somewhat challenging to learn, MediaWiki offers a complete solution for schools to create a wiki environment tailored to their needs.
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The structure of the tittle is weird, it is better if you wrote which instead of "what".
ResponderEliminarThis information is very good, as it is complete and we get more understanding of wikis tools.
ResponderEliminarBy: Velntina Garces and Ana Gonzalez.
You should have added bullets so the information could be clearlier to understand.
ResponderEliminarJuliana G & Jimena B
In the first bullet you have " This site says creating a wiki is as easy as making a peanut butter sandwich ", do you really understand what does it mean?
ResponderEliminarThe information is so technical and there are words that we do not understand, like "k-12" and "WYSIWYG". You could have explained them.
By: Kirsten Jensen and Maria Jose Jimenez
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