A wiki is a collaboratively developed series of webpages. Each time a person makes changes to a page, that revision of the content becomes the current version, and an older version is stored. Edits can be reverted if necessary. You might be asked to work on a class wiki, a small group wiki or you might be required to develop an individual wiki.
As each member of the wiki has equal editing (and therefore deleting rights), if you are working on a wiki as a group, you might find it useful to set some ground rules with your collaborators about who does what before you start with this activity.
If you are using the wiki collaboratively please note that:
There are two ways in which new wiki pages can be created and linked to existing pages. The first method is easier and saves time if you are adding multiple wiki pages, while the second method can be used for creating one new page.
Sections enable you to layout a wiki page coherently and make it easier to edit long pages. There are two ways to add a new section: 1) creating custom HTML headers on a page, letting you add multiple sections at once or 2) using the Add new section to this page
Alternatively, you can type the section you want to add in the Add new section to this page input field which is available at the bottom of each page and select Add.
The older version is shown on the left and deleted text is highlighted. Added text is indicated in the newer version.