Week 6

  This week's case studies demonstrate many potential uses for wikis and the diverse ways in which they can be implemented. Of the case studies this week, I was most impressed by those that greeted users with a functional main page.

I've never really understood the controversy over wikis, and I've always been inclined to view the controversy as more of a generational misunderstanding. My mother, after seeing Andrew Keen speak at OLA conference, insisted that I read his book, The Cult of the Amateur: how today's Internet is killing our culture. But the
element of his message that she found most horrifying, that young people are

Because I had so much to say this week, I've divided up my main blog post and my review of the case studies into two postings:

Case Studies:

I'm calling in my first blog holiday this week. :D

Co-op mid-term report and resumes for co-ops make Brent a busy boy.

See you all on Wednesday evening!

To my fellow "Media Sharing" group members: should we propose some meeting time (or even have a little chat) to get the ball rolling on our project over the next week or so?