What makes a good wiki page?

Remember what makes a wiki unique: they’re easy to edit, accessible from anything with a web browser, with simple and intuitive linking between pages. These features help facilitate the sort of environment where quality documentation like you’ve always wanted can grow and thrive.

How do you build a successful wiki?

Creating a Wiki

1. Choose Your Technology. Your organization may already have the technology that you need to create a wiki.
2. Set Up Controls. When you create a wiki, carefully consider the levels of security it will require, and whether you need to put any of your own rules in place.
3. Start Writing.
4. Begin Collaborating.

What are the nine types of wiki sites?

Today, there are lots of different types of wiki websites….Here are 10 examples of wikis that are worth checking out.

• Wikitravel.
• WikiHow.
• WikiBooks.
• Wiktionary.
• Fandom.
• Wikispecies.
• Gamepedia.
• Wikimedia Commons.

How can I organize my wiki?

First determine who will be using it and what information they are looking for. Then organize your wiki to make it easy for them to find it….

1. Ask the people doing the work what needs to be documented and how.
2. Set specific goals (in SAFe terms, “plan a Program Increment”)
3. Execute the PI.

How do you write a good wiki?

Many people struggle to know how to start writing a page, or to know what goals it should fulfill. A few simple principles will help….Principles

1. Target the audience.
2. Identify the page well.
3. Front-load an overview.
4. Combine brief narrative with bullet points.
5. Link to related content.

How do you organize a wiki?

Can I write about myself on Wikipedia?

Can I make a Wikipedia page about myself? You can, but you shouldn’t. Wikipedia rules say that you should not create your own Wikipedia page. Doing so would be a conflict of interest.

Should I use wiki or OneNote in teams?

The Wiki is fast and simple but only works inside Teams. OneNote offers more features and can be used outside Teams.