Software that has some similarity to a wiki (or might?) And some notes about WikiLearn philosophy / intentions.

See AboutThesePages.

Contents

Notes

• Building the Organic Portal . . . One Visitor at a Time; Alexis Gutzman; September 25, 2001 -- Not really an alternative to a wiki, more a description of organizing a set of web pages that somewhat fits what I'm doing on WikiLearn -- starting with an empty set of pages. (Eventually this probably belongs on a different page -- WikiLearnPhilosophy?)

Resources

See ResourceRecommendations. Feel free to add additional resources to these lists, but please follow the guidelines on ResourceRecommendations including ResourceRecommendations#Guidelines_for_Rating_Resources.

Recommended

• (rhk) [[][]] --

Recommended for Specific Needs

• (rhk) [[][]] --

Recommended by Others

• (rhk) [[][]] --

No Recommendation

• (rhk) web page templating system -- written by Nicolas Chauvat -- never finished reading the article -- might be a pretty big stretch -- I guess I was intrigued by the name: "web page templating system" -- don't really think it's anything wiki like at all.
• (rhk) Silva features -- "Through-the-web (browser based) structured document editor", etc.

Not Recommended

• (rhk) [[][]] --

Contributors

• () RandyKramer - 18 Jul 2002
• <If you edit this page: add your name here; move this to the next line; and include your comment marker (initials), if you have created one, in parenthesis before your WikiName.>

[[Main.RandyKramer#18 Jul 2002][]]

Page Ratings