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 * WELCOME TO //__LETSLEARNALLTOGETHER __//  A WIKI WHERE A STUDENT CAN BECOME ** **A TEACHER AND A ****TEACHER CAN BE A STUDENT, A COMMON SPACE ONLINE ** ** WHERE TEACH & LEARN = LEARN & TEACH **

**A WIKI IS NOT ONLY FOR EXPERTS IN NEW TECHNOLOGIES. EVERYBODY CAN PARTICIPATE, IT IS AS SIMPLE AS THIS ** Q[|uick tutorial] [|How can you use a wiki to improve your English] [|More on wikis: a wiki walk-through] **Working with wikis [|CFF Webinar]**
 * A "wiki" can be described as a piece of server software that allows users to freely create, edit, delete, and/or modify web page content using a web browser. The first wiki creator, Ward Cunningham, used the word "wiki" to describe the collaborative tool he developed. He named the site after a chain of buses in Hawaii (Wiki means "quick" in Hawaiian). **
 * Wikis are people-centered tools which have no built-in hierarchy or arborescence. Wiki authors can create one very long page or as many other interlinking pages, subcategories, directories, or links- as they please. The arrangement, organization, or content can easily be undone or redone by anybody, so it can be said that a wiki is a "shared repository of knowledge with the knowledge base growing over time" (Godwin-Jones, 2003). **
 * In sum, a wiki is a collection of web pages which can be edited by anyone, at any time, from anywhere so it is a platform for language teachers can make use of, together with weblogs or "blogs. (If you want to learn about how a wiki works watch this video on the left). **
 * If you want to learn more about this educational web 2.0 tool go to [|this article] and visit eduwikis **