Re: "New Media"

[Walter Campbell <atypicaluser -at- gmail -dot- com>]

I recently started a wiki -- Open Source Tech Writer
(http://opensourcetechwriter.schtuff.com/) -- that's related to the
work I do as a tech writer. Although it's my first wiki, I can
definitely see the appeal and usefulness of wikis for collaborative
activities.

Had our TC group not already started its own department intranet in
straight HTML, I would definitely have suggested we go with a wiki.
Past TECHWR-L discussions have talked about using wikis as a vehicle
for delivering customer documentation. I don't know that I'm ready to
go that far, but they seem well suited to internal communications --
like style guides and group process documents.

--
Walt Campbell
atypicaluser (at) gmail (dot) com


On 10/12/05, Bphuettner -at- aol -dot- com <Bphuettner -at- aol -dot- com> wrote:
>
>
> I've recently started my first blog,  and it leads me to wonder--how many of
> you are using blogs and/or wikis in your  work?  What's working well (or
> poorly) for you? If you also have personal  blogs, how strictly do you separate
> personal and work content?

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