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Public TWiki Sites - Some Samples

TWiki as an Open Source Enterprise Wiki and Web Application Platform is primarily designed to be used at the workplace. Millions of people in over 50,000 organizations use TWiki at work, from small deployments to some large ones that have several 100,000 pages and over 10,000 users. There are also many public TWiki sites.

See also: What is TWiki, TWiki screenshots, TWiki.org Blog, Social Media and Structured Wikis at Work - Enterprise Collaboration for Millennials

Small sample of publicly accessible TWiki sites

		NIST Smart Grid collaboration site			NIST Cloud Computing site
		Large TWiki at CERN in Geneva (see case study)			LHCb Detector TWiki of LHC (Large Hadron Collider) at CERN
		TWiki with nice skin about shamanism, Brazil			Nice case study of a public TWiki. Look for the PDF in "Future Melbourne Wiki Post-Implementation Review" section.
		Nice example of skinned TWiki			Android on ATMEL SAM9 products wiki (nice skin)
		Open Science Grid Operations wiki, Indiana University (TWiki used for real time Grid monitoring and problem tracking)			Bioinformatics and Biostatistics Core Facility, EPFL, Switzerland
		XP Days Germany, conference for Agile Software Development and Extreme Programming			TWiki site for both licensees and mod developers of the Unreal Engine game platform
		International Virtual Observatory Alliance wiki			TWiki of Daya Bay Nuclear Power Plant, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China
		Research wiki by Jeffrey Barrick, postdoctoral fellow at Michigan State University			AlertSite documentation
		NAPA-WINE - Network-Aware P2P-TV Application over Wise Networks			Iris encyclopedia TWiki of The American Iris Society - now with 55% or 43,000 cultivars, 33,518 images
		Bio Wiki - collaborative TWiki with custom skin			Computer Science TWiki, University of Illinois
		Olympics Programming MIPT, custom skin, Russian content			IBM Tivoli Directory Integrator Users Group
		SENAD, Prevention of Drug Abuse for Educators in Public Schools, Distance learning, University of Brazil			Orchesta of Technischen Universität Braunschweig, Germany
		CROSS, an Infrastructure for Certification and Re-engineering of Open Source Software			Professor Eben Moglen's Columbia Course Wiki
		Project Lean Entreprise, Institut Lean France			UTFSM Computer Systems Research Group, Universidad Federico Santa Maria, Chile
		National Nanofabrication Centre, CeNSE, IISC, Bangalore, India			Growth Acceleration Program (PAC) wiki, government of Brazil
		Offices for Science, ESO (European Southern Observatory)			CurriculumHub to promote sustainable education for the next generation, Veggie Van

-- Contributor: PeterThoeny - 2015-11-16

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