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Each month Educational Ambassador Jeff Utecht give a tip to creating great looking wikis for education.
| Monthly Tip | Tip Title |
| August 2008 | What's it all about? |
| September 2008 | Navigate your way to a better wiki |
| October 2008 | The quick way to get students connected to a wiki |
| November 2008 | Building a wiki community |
| January 2009 | Deleting or Banning Users |
| February 2009 | Educational Templates |
| March 2009 | March Wiki Madness |
| April 2009 | Wiki Portfolios |
| May 2009 | Use a Private Wiki for Inventory |
| June 2009 | Including Podcasts & Audio files on your Wetpaint site |
| July 2009 | Educational Wiki Certification Program Launches |
| August 2009 | Building Communities |
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| Anonymous | how many at a time? | 1 | Feb 8 2009, 9:30 PM EST by Anonymous | ||
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Thread started: Feb 5 2009, 3:27 PM EST
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Jeff - I am putting together a workshop for admins at the upcoming ITSC conference in Portland. My question is how many users can edit a wiki at one time. I will be asking them to input info at certain times during the workshop. I recall that on wikispaces this was an issue. I considered using google docs but the hassle of inviting the 30+ participants to edit the page would be too time consuming and cumbersome. Thanks for your help.
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| Anonymous | MANAGING YOUR WIKI | 0 | Aug 21 2008, 7:54 AM EDT by Anonymous | ||
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How do you market and maintain the site members in your WIKI in a developing world country like Kenya?
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