Start a wiki

I teach teachers about web 2.0 apps and I wanted a quick way to put up information for the course I teach.

webteacher.pbwiki.com

It was great for someone like me who loves web 2.0 apps and only knows how to cut and paste html.

Well, I’ve definitely done this. There is a free wiki hosting site called wikidot.com. I’ve now created two wikis, dearmore.wikidot.com and biblewiki.wikidot.com.

I went with a recommendation from one of the contributors on this page and made a page with pbwiki.com

http://kansaspoolreviews.pbwiki.com/

it was easy and free

See my new wiki at doingourthings.wetpaint.com

Did this already. In fact, i’ve set up dozens of wikis. Not sure why this is still here. =) Anyhow, I use my wiki now for a bunch of personal info and notes. Its great stuff

I might go with stikipad...

Instead of Wiki I’m seeing CMS as a stronger technology that reveals itself to the internet. Publishable content and format is more customizable. Current CMS of focus is Drupal. I’m interested in finding other Drupal content creators.

Started run2007.pbwiki.com

I opened a wiki for photography informations around Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
It’s growing a little bit more every day, and the number of visitor is increasing too. It’s easy to update, and usefull, it’s just cool :D

I’ve started several wikis for personal, school, and business use. It’s a great way to communicate and collaborate. I usually use http://www.pbwiki.com.