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Blogs and Wikis Are Valuable Software Tools for Communication Within Research Groups

by: Igor M. Sauer, Dominik Bialek, Ekaterina Efimova, Ruth Schwartlander, Gesine Pless, Peter Neuhaus
Artificial Organs, Vol. 29, No. 1. (January 2005), pp. 82-83.

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:  Appropriate software tools may improve communication and ease access to knowledge for research groups. A weblog is a website which contains periodic, chronologically ordered posts on a common webpage, whereas a wiki is hypertext-based collaborative software that enables documents to be authored collectively using a web browser. Although not primarily intended for use as an intranet-based collaborative knowledge warehouse, both blogs and wikis have the potential to offer all the features of complex and expensive IT solutions. These tools enable the team members to share knowledge simply and quickly—the collective knowledge base of  the group can be efficiently managed and navigated.

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Some uses for closed password-protected blogs and wikis in a research environment

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Sehr kurzer, banaler Artikel über Weblogs und Wikis im akademischen Umfeld.

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blogged on asistkblogpanel.blogspot.com - succinct, to the point, nice.

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ABSTRACT: Appropriate software tools may improve communication and ease access to knowledge for research groups. A weblog is a website which contains periodic, chronologically ordered posts on a common webpage, whereas a wiki is hypertext-based collaborative software that enables documents to be authored collectively using a web browser. Although not primarily intended for use as an intranet-based collaborative knowledge warehouse, both blogs and wikis have the potential to offer all the features of complex and expensive IT solutions. These tools enable the team members to share knowledge simply and quickly—the collective knowledge base of the group can be efficiently managed and navigated.

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