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1 About WiseBytes Wiki
2 Current Research Pages
- 2.1 MUVES
- 2.2 Online Learning
3 WisbytesWiki Etiquette
4 Getting started using MediaWiki

About WiseBytes Wiki

This wiki is run by Lisa Wise. I play with wikis and blogs and other online tools, and I like the idea of a wiki as a place for documentation, annotated bibliographies and reminding myself of what I'm reading and what I was thinking when I was reading it. I have moved my research wiki from the now-defunct Online Learning Unit server.

A wiki is a place to play around with ill formed ideas, and dump notes that haven't really found their way into anything more structured. My experience with writing in a wiki is that the closer one gets to properly-structured thoughts, the more likely they are to appear as blog articles or papers. Things are written to wikis in a far less structured "work-in-progress" way than to blogs. LisaWise 08:52, 15 August 2007 (EDT)

If you want to edit this wiki, please send email to lisa at wisebytes.net to request an account. (I'm assuming that requests will be from people I know)

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Current Research Pages

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MUVES

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Online Learning

LMS Governance Report
- Annotated Reference List - LMS (loosely derived from LMS Governance Report)

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WisbytesWiki Etiquette

Feel free to make your own research pages and projects here
Feel free to add content, but not to change other people's content unless you've agreed to collaborate beforehand
- if you add content or make changes, please sign your work - the easiest way is to insert 4 tildes (~~~~) which will insert your username and date like this: LisaWise 09:06, 15 August 2007 (EDT)
- (obviously it is possible to revert changes, so it's not too drastic if you want to change things without prior permission)
- if a few people start editing the wiki, we'll need to start using the discussion pages
If you abandon the site, I'll probably delete your pages (especially if they are too disorderly)

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