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article · Computers in Libraries archive · 2007

It's Time to Use a Wiki as Part of Your Web Site.

Tim Ribaric

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Abstract

A number of libraries have wikis in addition to their Web sites. But one man discovered how to use a wiki as part of his library's site in such a way that staffers can change the pages whenever they need to, but patrons cannot. So his site has envolved to include the best of both worlds.

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APA 7

Ribaric, T. (2007). It's Time to Use a Wiki as Part of Your Web Site. Computers in Libraries archive, 27(10), 24–29.

MLA 9

Ribaric, Tim. “It's Time to Use a Wiki as Part of Your Web Site.” Computers in Libraries archive, vol. 27, no. 10, 2007, pp. 24–29.

Chicago

Ribaric, Tim. 2007. “It's Time to Use a Wiki as Part of Your Web Site.” Computers in Libraries archive 27 (10): 24–29.

Harvard

Ribaric, T. (2007) ‘It's Time to Use a Wiki as Part of Your Web Site’, Computers in Libraries archive, 27(10), pp. 24–29.

BibTeX
@article{ribaric2007time,
  title = {{It's Time to Use a Wiki as Part of Your Web Site.}},
  author = {Ribaric, Tim},
  journal = {Computers in Libraries archive},
  volume = {27},
  number = {10},
  pages = {24--29},
  year = {2007}
}

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