My recent article on the best wiki for classroom education prompted me to take a fresh look at Wikispaces because of its offer of free no ads wikis for educators.
Wikispaces has its roots in wiki markup language but now has an effective WYSIWYG option, which means you can put together very presentable wiki pages without […]
Wikispaces review: hosted wiki with free option
October 16, 2007 – 1:01 pm
ClearWiki review: a hosted integrated wiki and blog
October 12, 2007 – 1:16 am
ClearWiki is a new entry to the integrated wiki and blog (bliki) market. It is targeted at small to medium business, project and educational teams and has a feature set, which reflects this. You can start off with a free package and add features in a very flexible manner as your project grows. It is […]
Wikidot: free no ads wiki
September 30, 2007 – 2:51 am
A remarkably sophisticated entry to the wiki provider set. Wikidot is an exciting new development in the wiki provider field. Stand out features include a clean, clear presentation, it is free, no provider placed ads, lots of add on widgets, which really extend its capability, and a rapidly growing enthusiastic user base.
cyn.in wiki review: professional online collaboration
September 15, 2007 – 12:54 pm
cyn.in (pronounced sign in) is something like a blend between a blog and a wiki (bliki). It is specifically designed for online collaboration and keeps an ongoing record of changes to pages and attachments. The WYSIWYG editor is excellent but you can step […]
Atlassian Confluence review: enterprise wiki for business collaboration
September 15, 2007 – 11:23 am
Confluence has hosted and downloadable options
Atlassian’s enterprise wiki, Confluence is designed for business use. The downloadable version puts it behind your firewall. It gives you full control over customisation and extendability. The hosted version relieves you of the responsibility that goes with running a server. Currently Atlassian are offering a free personal licence for their […]
Netcipia review: hosted, integrated wiki and blog
July 27, 2007 – 1:03 pm
Netcipia: the future of wiki
Netcipia offers free and paid hosting for XWiki wikis and blogs in an integrated package, which puts the spotlight on future directions for wikis. It is not yet the complete package but already stands out from the crowd. Promised improvements to tagging and access to html will really make it shine.
editme review: advanced features for website design
June 12, 2007 – 12:55 pm
editme works well for novices because of its easy editing with an excellent WYSIWYG editor but has plenty of options to stretch the experts. Html, CSS, javascript and XSL layouts all give access to website design.
editme provider statement
“editme is a hosted wiki service that empowers non-technical users to quickly and easily build and host irresistibly […]
Stikipad review: hosted wiki with free option
May 16, 2007 – 12:18 pm
Stikipad is worth a look whatever your needs
Stikipad is a good easy to use feature-rich wiki with a good free option and paid upgrades at reasonable costs. It is worth checking out, whatever your wiki needs. There are one or two areas of […]
TWiki review: free open source enterprise wiki
April 19, 2007 – 12:57 pm
Most widely used corporate wiki
TWiki claims to be the most widely used wiki behind corporate firewalls and gets downloaded more than 10,000 times per month. It has more than 300 extensions. TWiki is more a classical wiki with editing done in wiki markup although it has a functional WYSIWYG editor. It is highly extendable […]
Central Desktop: a unified collaboration platform
April 19, 2007 – 11:20 am
business solution for online collaboration
Central Desktop is aimed squarely at supporting collaboration for businesses, but does have a free option. All plans are hosted; Central Desktop pride themselves on the effort they put into looking after the integrity and security of your data.
The only glitch for businesses is that you cannot use a custom […]
PBwiki review: hosted wiki for personal, education or business use
April 19, 2007 – 11:03 am
easy to use and flexible
PBwiki is an old favourite, which has grown out of a classic wiki edited with markup language. It now has the advantages of a very loyal following and has moved into providing a good WYSIWYG editor. It is especially […]
Wikihost: free hosted GeboGebo wikis
April 15, 2007 – 1:00 pm
Wikihost hosts GeboGebo wikis.
Wikihost is a free hosting service for GeboGebo wikis. GeboGebo is a traditional free open source wiki engine. It is edited by markup language and has a simple editor to make this easier. The layout is pretty simple, […]
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