Wiki is a web technology used for collaborative publishing on the Internet. The teacher can create a page where you can edit the information. You can also restrict editing access (for colleagues or students). It can be used for group publications for editing, adding something. In Wiki, everyone can freely create pages with various content, such as photos, hobbies, biography.
Free wiki tools
• Wikispaces has established itself as one of the best, highly reliable, easy-to-use and intuitive free wiki platforms to use as your wiki platform. If you have at least 100 MB of disk space to store files, this may be enough for most of the academic needs of a small group. Recent audience-oriented updates make Wikispates your best choice for using the wiki in the classroom.
• Wikia has a more modern look, more features and an extensive fan base to attract commercially active communities — Twilight fans, healthy food lovers and the like. Less suitable for educational use due to the incessant advertising on every page of your wiki.
• ZohoWiki provides an ultra-modern interface and features for a modern corporate wiki. Best suited for tech-savvy classes.
• A wiki site is its own free wiki hosting based on WikiMedia with limited functions and resources.
• WikiDot offers free plans for wiki sites with ads. Standard wiki functionality.
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