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Slide 1: Where is it used?TWiki is mainly used in commercial environments, often on corporate intranets
Slide 2: TWiki FeaturesTWiki builds on the original Wiki concept and adds a number of features that make it very useful in a business environment.
Slide 3: Applications of basic TWikiBasic TWiki can be used as:
Slide 4: Extended applicationsTWiki-with-extensions has been used as:
Slide 5: Structure of a TWiki pageTWiki pages are usually organised into three parts:
Slide 6: The Page HeaderThe header of a TWiki page is generally highlighted in colour, and will usually contain an icon that gives you an idea of where you are, such as a company logo.
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Slide 8: The Page FooterThe footer of the page is also highlighted in colour, and is usually where you will find the links that let you change the content.
Slide 9: Editing Pages
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Slide 11: Formatting just makes pages prettier... and easier to read_Actually_ it is *perfectly* and __absolutely__ flat appears as Actually it is perfectly and absolutely flat
Slide 12: Commonly used formattingTWiki understands pages in plain text just fine, but you can jazz them up using some simple formatting shortcuts. Here are some of the more commonly used ones:
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Slide 16: Referencing other pages and URLs
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Slide 18: Creating new pages
Slide 19: Attachments
Slide 20: Wiki CultureEnough about mechanics; how is a wiki actually used ? Well, that's really up to you, but there are a number of tricks that the wiki community has developed for collaborative writing that work pretty well:
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Slide 24: Other Wiki tricks - Categories
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Slide 3: TWiki FeaturesTWiki builds on the original Wiki concept and adds a number of features that make it very useful in a business environment.
Slide 4: Applications of basic TWikiBasic TWiki can be used as:
Slide 5: Extended applicationsTWiki-with-extensions has been used as:
Slide 6: Structure of a TWiki pageTWiki pages are usually organised into three parts:
Slide 7: The Page HeaderThe header of a TWiki page is generally highlighted in colour, and will usually contain an icon that gives you an idea of where you are, such as a company logo.
Slide 8: The Page Header ... continued
Slide 9: The Page FooterThe footer of the page is also highlighted in colour, and is usually where you will find the links that let you change the content.
Slide 10: Editing Pages
_Everyone_ *knows* that =the world= is an OblateSpheroid
Slide 11: What's in a page
Slide 12: Formatting just makes pages prettier... and easier to read_Actually_ it is *perfectly* and __absolutely__ flat appears as Actually it is perfectly and absolutely flat
Slide 13: Commonly used formattingTWiki understands pages in plain text just fine, but you can jazz them up using some simple formatting shortcuts. Here are some of the more commonly used ones:
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Slide 17: Referencing other pages and URLs
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Slide 19: Creating new pages
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Slide 21: Wiki CultureEnough about mechanics; how is a wiki actually used ? Well, that's really up to you, but there are a number of tricks that the wiki community has developed for collaborative writing that work pretty well:
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Structure of a TWiki pageTWiki pages are usually organised into three parts:
The Page HeaderThe header of a TWiki page is generally highlighted in colour, and will usually contain an icon that gives you an idea of where you are, such as a company logo.
The Page Header ... continued
The Page FooterThe footer of the page is also highlighted in colour, and is usually where you will find the links that let you change the content.
Editing Pages
_Everyone_ *knows* that =the world= is an OblateSpheroid
What's in a page
Formatting just makes pages prettier... and easier to read_Actually_ it is *perfectly* and __absolutely__ flat appears as Actually it is perfectly and absolutely flat
Commonly used formattingTWiki understands pages in plain text just fine, but you can jazz them up using some simple formatting shortcuts. Here are some of the more commonly used ones:
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Slide 4: TWiki FeaturesTWiki builds on the original Wiki concept and adds a number of features that make it very useful in a business environment.
Slide 5: Applications of basic TWikiBasic TWiki can be used as:
Slide 6: Extended applicationsTWiki-with-extensions has been used as:
Slide 7: Structure of a TWiki pageTWiki pages are usually organised into three parts:
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Slide 3: Wiki CultureEnough about mechanics; how is a wiki actually used ? Well, that's really up to you, but there are a number of tricks that the wiki community has developed for collaborative writing that work pretty well:
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Slide 7: Other Wiki tricks - Categories
Slide 8: Contributed featuresBasic TWiki is rich with features, but is enriched even further by the addition of optional plug-in modules that may (or may not!) be installed in your TWiki. These are classified as either skins (modules that change the look-and-feel) and plugins (modules that enhance functionality). Here's a brief description of some of the more common plugins, together with the tags you might expect to see in topics if they are used. You can find out more by visiting the plugin pages.
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Extended applicationsTWiki-with-extensions has been used as:
Structure of a TWiki pageTWiki pages are usually organised into three parts:
The Page HeaderThe header of a TWiki page is generally highlighted in colour, and will usually contain an icon that gives you an idea of where you are, such as a company logo.
The Page Header ... continued
The Page FooterThe footer of the page is also highlighted in colour, and is usually where you will find the links that let you change the content.
Editing Pages
_Everyone_ *knows* that =the world= is an OblateSpheroid
What's in a page
Formatting just makes pages prettier... and easier to read_Actually_ it is *perfectly* and __absolutely__ flat appears as Actually it is perfectly and absolutely flat
Commonly used formattingTWiki understands pages in plain text just fine, but you can jazz them up using some simple formatting shortcuts. Here are some of the more commonly used ones:
More common formatting
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Referencing other pages and URLs
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Creating new pages
Attachments
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Extended applicationsTWiki-with-extensions has been used as:
Structure of a TWiki pageTWiki pages are usually organised into three parts:
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Editing Pages
_Everyone_ *knows* that =the world= is an OblateSpheroid
What's in a page
Formatting just makes pages prettier... and easier to read_Actually_ it is *perfectly* and __absolutely__ flat appears as Actually it is perfectly and absolutely flat
Commonly used formattingTWiki understands pages in plain text just fine, but you can jazz them up using some simple formatting shortcuts. Here are some of the more commonly used ones:
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Wiki CultureEnough about mechanics; how is a wiki actually used ? Well, that's really up to you, but there are a number of tricks that the wiki community has developed for collaborative writing that work pretty well:
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Slide 1: Contributed featuresBasic TWiki is rich with features, but is enriched even further by the addition of optional plug-in modules that may (or may not!) be installed in your TWiki. These are classified as either skins (modules that change the look-and-feel) and plugins (modules that enhance functionality). Here's a brief description of some of the more common plugins, together with the tags you might expect to see in topics if they are used. You can find out more by visiting the plugin pages.
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This is a short introduction training course for TWiki beginners (newbies).
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Slide 2: TWiki WikiTWiki implements the basic Wiki idea of a shared whiteboard
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Slide 3: Where is it used?
Slide 4: TWiki FeaturesTWiki builds on the original Wiki concept and adds a number of features that make it very useful in a business environment.
Slide 5: Applications of basic TWikiBasic TWiki can be used as:
Slide 6: Extended applicationsTWiki-with-extensions has been used as:
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Structure of a TWiki pageTWiki pages are usually organised into three parts:
The Page HeaderThe header of a TWiki page is generally highlighted in colour, and will usually contain an icon that gives you an idea of where you are, such as a company logo.
The Page Header
The Page FooterThe footer of the page is also highlighted in colour, and is usually where you will find the links that let you change the content.
Editing Pages
_Everyone_ *knows* that =the world= is an OblateSpheroid
What's in a page
Formatting just makes pages prettier... and easier to read_Actually_ it is *perfectly* and __absolutely__ flat appears as Actually it is perfectly and absolutely flat
Commonly used formattingTWiki understands pages in plain text just fine, but you can jazz them up using some simple formatting shortcuts. Here are some of the more commonly used ones:
More common formatting
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Slide 1: Even more.....
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WikiWords"> Slide 2: WikiWords
Slide 3: Referencing other pages and URLs
Slide 4: More formatting
Slide 5: Creating new pages
Slide 6: Attachments
Slide 7: Wiki CultureEnough about mechanics; how is a wiki actually used ? Well, that's really up to you, but there are a number of tricks that the wiki community has developed for collaborative writing that work pretty well:
DocumentMode"> Slide 8: DocumentMode
ThreadMode"> Slide 9: ThreadMode
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StructuredMode"> Slide 10: StructuredMode
Slide 11: Other Wiki tricks - Categories
Slide 12: Contributed featuresBasic TWiki is rich with features, but is enriched even further by the addition of optional plug-in modules that may (or may not!) be installed in your TWiki. These are classified as either skins (modules that change the look-and-feel) and plugins (modules that enhance functionality). Here's a brief description of some of the more common plugins, together with the tags you might expect to see in topics if they are used. You can find out more by visiting the plugin pages.
Slide 13: More plugins
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Slide 2: TWiki WikiTWiki implements the basic Wiki idea of a shared whiteboard
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Slide 3: Where is it used?
Slide 4: TWiki FeaturesTWiki builds on the original Wiki concept and adds a number of features that make it very useful in a business environment.
Slide 5: Applications of basic TWikiBasic TWiki can be used as:
Slide 6: Extended applicationsTWiki-with-extensions has been used as:
Slide 7: Structure of a TWiki pageTWiki pages are usually organised into three parts:
Slide 8: The Page HeaderThe header of a TWiki page is generally highlighted in colour, and will usually contain an icon that gives you an idea of where you are, such as a company logo.
Slide 9: The Page Header
Slide 10: The Page FooterThe footer of the page is also highlighted in colour, and is usually where you will find the links that let you change the content.
Slide 11: Editing Pages
_Everyone_ *knows* that =the world= is an OblateSpheroid
Slide 12: What's in a page
Slide 13: Formatting just makes pages prettier, and easier to read_Actually_ it is *perfectly* and __absolutely__ flatappears as Actually it is perfectly and absolutely flat
Slide 14: Commonly used formattingTWiki understands pages in plain text just fine, but you can jazz them up using some simple formatting shortcuts. Here are some of the more commonly used ones:
Slide 15: More common formatting
Slide 16: Even more.....
| Cat | Feline | | Bear | Ursine | | Wolf | Vulpine |appears as
WikiWords"> Slide 17: WikiWords
Slide 18: Referencing other pages and URLs
Slide 19: More formatting
Slide 20: Creating new pages
Slide 21: Attachments
Slide 22: Wiki CultureEnough about mechanics; how is a wiki actually used ? Well, that's really up to you, but there are a number of tricks that the wiki community has developed for collaborative writing that work pretty well:
DocumentMode"> Slide 23: DocumentMode
ThreadMode"> Slide 24: ThreadMode
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StructuredMode"> Slide 25: StructuredMode
Slide 26: Other Wiki tricks - Categories
Slide 27: Contributed featuresBasic TWiki is rich with features, but is enriched even further by the addition of optional plug-in modules that may (or may not!) be installed in your TWiki. These are classified as either skins (modules that change the look-and-feel) and plugins (modules that enhance functionality). Here's a brief description of some of the more common plugins, together with the tags you might expect to see in topics if they are used. You can find out more by visiting the plugin pages.
Slide 28: More plugins
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> > | This is a short introduction training course for TWiki beginners (newbies).
![]() Slide 1: A Taste of TWikiThe basic function of TWiki is a Wiki (if that helps!) A Wiki is like a normal web site, except that you can edit the content in your browser
Slide 2: TWiki WikiTWiki implements the basic Wiki idea of a shared whiteboard
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Slide 3: Where is it used?
Slide 4: TWiki FeaturesTWiki builds on the original Wiki concept and adds a number of features that make it very useful in a business environment.
Slide 5: Applications of basic TWikiBasic TWiki can be used as:
Slide 6: Extended applicationsTWiki-with-extensions has been used as:
Slide 7: Structure of a TWiki pageTWiki pages are usually organised into three parts:
Slide 8: The Page HeaderThe header of a TWiki page is generally highlighted in colour, and will usually contain an icon that gives you an idea of where you are, such as a company logo.
Slide 9: The Page Header
Slide 10: The Page FooterThe footer of the page is also highlighted in colour, and is usually where you will find the links that let you change the content.
Slide 11: Editing Pages
_Everyone_ *knows* that =the world= is an OblateSpheroid
Slide 12: What's in a page
Slide 13: Formatting just makes pages prettier... and easier to read_Actually_ it is *perfectly* and __absolutely__ flat appears as Actually it is perfectly and absolutely flat
Slide 14: Commonly used formattingTWiki understands pages in plain text just fine, but you can jazz them up using some simple formatting shortcuts. Here are some of the more commonly used ones:
Slide 15: More common formatting
Slide 16: Even more.....
| Cat | Feline | | Bear | Ursine | | Wolf | Vulpine |
WikiWords"> Slide 17: WikiWords
Slide 18: Referencing other pages and URLs
Slide 19: More formatting
Slide 20: Creating new pages
Slide 21: Attachments
Slide 22: Wiki CultureEnough about mechanics; how is a wiki actually used ? Well, that's really up to you, but there are a number of tricks that the wiki community has developed for collaborative writing that work pretty well:
DocumentMode"> Slide 23: DocumentMode
ThreadMode"> Slide 24: ThreadMode
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StructuredMode"> Slide 25: StructuredMode
Slide 26: Other Wiki tricks - Categories
Slide 27: Contributed featuresBasic TWiki is rich with features, but is enriched even further by the addition of optional plug-in modules that may (or may not!) be installed in your TWiki. These are classified as either skins (modules that change the look-and-feel) and plugins (modules that enhance functionality). Here's a brief description of some of the more common plugins, together with the tags you might expect to see in topics if they are used. You can find out more by visiting the plugin pages.
Slide 28: More plugins
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This is a short introduction training course for TWiki beginners (newbies).
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Slide 2: TWiki WikiTWiki implements the basic Wiki idea of a shared whiteboard
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Slide 3: Where is it used?
Slide 4: TWiki FeaturesTWiki builds on the original Wiki concept and adds a number of features that make it very useful in a business environment.
Slide 5: Applications of basic TWikiBasic TWiki can be used as:
Slide 6: Extended applicationsTWiki-with-extensions has been used as:
Slide 7: Structure of a TWiki pageTWiki pages are usually organised into three parts:
Slide 8: The Page HeaderThe header of a TWiki page is generally highlighted in colour, and will usually contain an icon that gives you an idea of where you are, such as a company logo.
Slide 9: The Page Header
Slide 10: The Page FooterThe footer of the page is also highlighted in colour, and is usually where you will find the links that let you change the content.
Slide 11: Editing Pages
_Everyone_ *knows* that =the world= is an OblateSpheroid
Slide 12: What's in a page
Slide 13: Formatting just makes pages prettier, and easier to read_Actually_ it is *perfectly* and __absolutely__ flatappears as Actually it is perfectly and absolutely flat
Slide 14: Commonly used formattingTWiki understands pages in plain text just fine, but you can jazz them up using some simple formatting shortcuts. Here are some of the more commonly used ones:
Slide 15: More common formatting
Slide 16: Even more.....
| Cat | Feline | | Bear | Ursine | | Wolf | Vulpine |appears as
WikiWords"> Slide 17: WikiWords
Slide 18: Referencing other pages and URLs
Slide 19: More formatting
Slide 20: Creating new pages
Slide 21: Attachments
Slide 22: Wiki CultureEnough about mechanics; how is a wiki actually used ? Well, that's really up to you, but there are a number of tricks that the wiki community has developed for collaborative writing that work pretty well:
DocumentMode"> Slide 23: DocumentMode
ThreadMode"> Slide 24: ThreadMode
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StructuredMode"> Slide 25: StructuredMode
Slide 26: Other Wiki tricks - Categories
Slide 27: Contributed featuresBasic TWiki is rich with features, but is enriched even further by the addition of optional plug-in modules that may (or may not!) be installed in your TWiki. These are classified as either skins (modules that change the look-and-feel) and plugins (modules that enhance functionality). Here's a brief description of some of the more common plugins, together with the tags you might expect to see in topics if they are used. You can find out more by visiting the plugin pages.
Slide 28: More plugins
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