Over the past months I experimented with several WIKI’s. Iëve planed to use the WIKI-format as part of my Master Thesis, but a friend of mine told me yesterday that the learning-curve maybe would be to steep for a first-time-user.
So now I’m in a dilemma - should I plan my deliverables in a form that I know the faculty knows and understands? Or should I in fact do what they are aiming for in their description of the course - motivate to learn new interactive platforms, be familiar with new formats?
Last night I stumbled into a WIKI about blogging - in fact a great resource on what blogging is, is all about, and a nice experimentation using a WIKI :-)
…if you have som to add, please do so…….
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I’d go for a wiki. I don’t think that learning curve is a big problem, rather it could be difficult technically (e.g. don’t know if there is a wiki with a spell-checker). I could also expect some difficulty with the authorship - wiki is collaborative medium and for a thesis you need to prove your contribution (of course this could be fixed with access rights).
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