What is a Wiki? A wiki is an online database that can be edited by anyone with access to it. “ Wiki ” is Hawaiian meaning ‘ fast ’ or ‘ quick ’

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What is a Wiki? A wiki is an online database that can be edited by anyone with access to it. “ Wiki ” is Hawaiian meaning ‘ fast ’ or ‘ quick ’

What is a Wiki? Wikis are usually collaborative websites that are used by several users Wikis eliminate and having several versions of the SAME document floating around Everyone edits the SAME version

What is a Wiki? Wikis provide an easy way to link web pages to another can be multiple pages only invited people can comment

Most Famous Wiki Wikipedia

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