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Using a Wiki to organise an event
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Using a Wiki to organise an event

January 12, 2009 16:41 in Web Technology by fabie (admin)

A wiki is the online version of a whiteboard. It will avoid you send emails left right and centre and will save about 10h of your time.

Imagine you are in a meeting with your colleagues, peers and managers. Can you see that whiteboard everyone scribbles on? Right. Now take this whiteboard online (set up a wiki), let your peers know what the address is and voila. Everyone is now able to remotely contribute, and changes are tracked....
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