CALLing All Wikis Wikis for CALL Libraries Debbie Ginsberg Electronic Resources Librarian Chicago-Kent College of Law February 1, 2007.

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CALLing All Wikis Wikis for CALL Libraries Debbie Ginsberg Electronic Resources Librarian Chicago-Kent College of Law February 1, 2007

Legal Research Wikis

Law Firm Wikis Michigan Family Law by Jeffery Zoeller

Law School Wikis Cyberlaw Wiki at Harvard

Library Wikis

The Big Question: What’s a Wiki?

Let’s ask Ward Cunningham: The simplest online database that could possibly work.

Why Don’t We Try Another Definition A server-based collaborative tool that allows any authorized user to edit Web pages and create new ones using nothing more than a Web browser and a text entry form on a Web page. A server-based collaborative tool that allows any authorized user to edit Web pages and create new ones using nothing more than a Web browser and a text entry form on a Web page. Brenda Chawner and Paul H. Lewis in “WikiWikiWebs: New Ways to Communicate in a Web Environment.” Information Technology and Libraries, March Brenda Chawner and Paul H. Lewis in “WikiWikiWebs: New Ways to Communicate in a Web Environment.” Information Technology and Libraries, March 2006.

Best Features Collaborate online Collaborate online Connect internal and external hyperlinks to form concepts and promote ideas Connect internal and external hyperlinks to form concepts and promote ideas Easily edit or create new pages Easily edit or create new pages Retain previous versions Retain previous versions

Wiki Example: WikiNews

WikiNews: Article

WikiNews: Sources Also note: Other languages, categories, last updated date, CC License

WikiNews: Edits

WikiNews: Comparing Edits

WikiNews: Discussion

Wiki Caveats: No Editor Wikipedia_biography_controversy

Wiki Caveats: Spam (Note: this page is now fixed)

Researching with Wikis

Researching with Wikis

Researching with Wikis: Law

Researching with Wikis: Law

Researching with Wikis: Wex

Researching with Wikis: Law

Researching with Wikis: Libraries

Wikis in Libraries: Resource Portals

Wikis in Libraries: Resource Portals

Wikis in Libraries: Instruction

Wikis in Libraries: Intranets

Wikis in Libraries: Intranets

(Louisiana State University)

Creating Wikis What kind of wiki? What kind of wiki? Open or closed? Open or closed? Where will the wiki be hosted? Where will the wiki be hosted? Your server or someone else’s? Your server or someone else’s? What application to use? What application to use? Who will control content? Who will control content?

Choosing a Wiki Application

Comparing Wiki Apps: Features

Comparing Wiki Apps: Syntax

Choosing a Platform: PBWiki

Choosing a Platform: JotSpot (Now owned by Google)

Choosing a Platform: MediaWiki NEW

Choosing a Platform: [Edit] This NEW

Editing LawLibWik

Creating Wikis: Editing Pages

Creating Wikis: Saving Changes

Creating Wikis: The WYSIWYG Editor Insert Internal Link Insert External Link Insert Level 2 Heading Ignore Wiki Formatting

Creating Wikis: Adding New Pages Double Bracket for Internal Link

Creating Wikis: Linking Single Bracket for External Link

Creating Wikis: Categories Double Bracket plus “Category:” to create a new category

Creating Wikis: Categories Red Link means the page has no content

Creating Wikis: Discussions

Creating Wikis: Tracking Edits

Other Applications: PBWiki

Other Applications: JotSpot

CALLing All Wikis! Let’s create a Law Librarian Wiki Let’s create a Law Librarian Wiki Teach research skills to new librarians Teach research skills to new librarians Share knowledge learned from listservs, , blogs Share knowledge learned from listservs, , blogs Discuss issues of importance to us Discuss issues of importance to us Visit LawLibWik: