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# DONE Contact Andy Oram about getting a copy of the O'Reilly MediaWiki book; invite
 
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== Intro ==
 
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MediaWiki is the free software (GPL) that runs Wikipedia under the auspices of the Wikimedia Foundation.
  
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I'm Greg Rundlett, a free software advocate who lives in Newburyport, MA with my wife and two sons.  I'm here to show you a lot of things about the wiki system called MediaWiki and hope that you'll take away a lot from this presentation. The great thing about sharing knowledge; like sharing free software; is that you can take away as much as you possibly can and I may take away an even greater knowledge than I started with just from our sharing.  Nobody has less, everybody has more.
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There is video, but so far I haven't been able to slice it and keep the audio track intact.
 
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These screenshots of [[:Category:MediaWiki Sites|sites running MediaWiki]] illustrate the breadth of usage in the software world, and also some compelling theming examples.
 
  
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Audio of my presentation is at http://www.archive.org/details/collaboration.at.wiki.speed-audio-part1 <!-- and locally at http://freephile.com/mediawiki-greg.mp3 (45 minutes long) -->
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Oh, and I do have some tangible free and cool stuff too. Freebies (books, commons)
  
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== What's a Wiki? ==
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== Using it ==
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Wiki is the Hawaiian word for quick, and Ward Cunningham - the inventor of the wiki - named his project after the wiki wiki shuttle. A backcronym that is probably equally apropos is WIKI stands for "What I Know Is..." MediaWiki is the free software (GPL) that runs Wikipedia under the auspices of the [http://www.wikimedia.org/ Wikimedia Foundation].
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I'm not going into a detailed comparison of various wikis, trying to argue which is best. But I'll point out a few reasons why you should care about MediaWiki in case you don't know.
  
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== Meet the speaker ==
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It's the most popular wiki in the world.  In practical terms that means people you hire will know mediawiki.
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[[Image:Thomas Jefferson rev.jpg|thumb|right|He who receives an idea from me, receives instruction himself without lessening mine; as he who lights his taper at mine, receives light without darkening me.]]
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The growth is exponential.  The quality is excellent.
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I'm Greg Rundlett [http://iic.harvard.edu/people] [http://freephile.com] [http://rundlett.com], a free software advocate who lives in Newburyport, MA with my wife and two sons.
 
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What do I know about wikis in production?  Well, back in 1999 when I was a web developer at RagingBull, we used a wiki system as a content creation and management backend to our website front-end.  Starting in 2005, I used MediaWiki as the platform to organize operations, development and technology services at OASIS.  Most recently, I've been deploying MediaWiki in my new role at the IIC at Harvard.  I'm here to share some of that experience with you.  The great thing about sharing knowledge; like sharing free software; is... [http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Thomas_Jefferson quoting Thomas Jefferson] ''He who receives an idea from me, receives instruction himself without lessening mine; as he who lights his taper at mine, receives light without darkening me.''<ref>[http://press-pubs.uchicago.edu/founders/documents/a1_8_8s12.html Thomas Jefferson to Isaac McPherson], 13 Aug. 1813. ME 13:333</ref>
 
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Plus our organizer Mark Withington has arranged through the BostonPHP association with O'Reilly Media for some free books to be given away as well.
 
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== Using it - Why? ==
 
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Wikis are immensely popular and come in many flavors.  It was late 2006 to early 2007 when 'wiki' reached it's zenith as a buzzword in the news.<ref>[http://www.google.com/trends?q=wiki Google Trends for keyword wiki]</ref>  But wikis have not faded into the sunset like last years fashion.  I'll point out a few reasons why you should choose MediaWiki as your wiki platform.
 
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It's the most popular wiki software in the world; both in terms of hosting the largest single wiki [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page WikiPedia] as well as deployments by all sort of individuals, groups and corporations.  In practical terms that means people you hire will know MediaWiki.
 
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The growth curve of MediaWiki is exponential.  The quality of the software is excellent.
 
 
Does your wiki have [http://wikimania2006.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page conferences]?
 
Does your wiki have [http://wikimania2006.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page conferences]?
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[[Image:Logo Wikimania Buenos Aires.jpg|thumb|300px|WikiMania]]
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[[Image:Logo Buenos Aires.jpg|thumb|300px|WikiMania]]
  
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WikiPedia now has over ten million articles across 250 languages!
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Does your wiki have a foundation to keep it going?
  
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Does your wiki have [http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Home a foundation] to keep it going?
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I do want to point out that MediaWiki does not use <ref>CamelCase</ref> words in order to make a link.  This means a lot to all the Irish people of the world, and also the marketers who seem pretty convinced of the coolness of McWords like ThinkPad, etc.
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Does your wiki have a [http://commons.wikimedia.org/ multimedia repository] which hosts over 3,400,000 multimedia files? Wikimedia Commons does.
 
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=== Syntax ===
 
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I do want to point out that MediaWiki does not use CamelCase words in order to make a link.  This means a lot to all the Irish people of the world, and also the marketers who seem pretty convinced of the coolness of McWords like ThinkPad, etc.
 
  
 
MediaWiki syntax is easy to learn, and easy to use.  In fact, you might already be using it without even knowing it.
 
MediaWiki syntax is easy to learn, and easy to use.  In fact, you might already be using it without even knowing it.
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is an ordered list.
 
is an ordered list.
  
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http://example.com links are automatic and by using a simple bracket notation, you can make them prettier and more meaningful e.g. <pre>[http://www.vimeo.com/2142196 See the kids in their Halloween costumes]</pre> yields
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http://example.com links are automatic and by using a simple bracket notation, you can make them prettier and more meaningful <nowki>[http://www.vimeo.com/2142196 See the kids in their Halloween costumes]</nowiki> [http://www.vimeo.com/2142196 See the kids in their Halloween costumes]
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[http://www.vimeo.com/2142196 See the kids in their Halloween costumes]
 
  
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=== Editor Options ===
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; WYSIWYG editor :Weird Yucky Sucky Interference With Your Goodness
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* Wysiwyg editor
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[http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:Cacycle/wikEd WikEd] is a full wysiwyg editor with special features for MediaWiki.  You can install it for yourself in a single browser as a user script http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/12529 or you can install it into your mediawiki installation.
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<li> [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:Cacycle/wikEd WikEd] is a full wysiwyg editor with special features for MediaWiki.  You can install it for yourself in a single browser as a user script http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/12529 or you can install it into your MediaWiki installation. 
 
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==== WikEd ====
 
 
* Wikicode syntax highlighting
 
* Wikicode syntax highlighting
 
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* Pasting, import, and conversion of formatted text, e.g. from Microsoft-Word and web pages
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* Improved diff display
 
* Improved diff display
 
* Follow links and wiki-links (ctrl-click)
 
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* Runs automatically on every MediaWiki installation when installed as a local Greasemonkey user script
 
For more details, see the [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:Cacycle/wikEd WikEd] homepage
 
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== Features ==
 
== Features ==
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# Search - OpenSearch
 
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<nowiki>[[Special:ListGroupRights]]</nowiki> Image searching
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== Creating Structure ==
 
== Creating Structure ==
 
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# Namespaces <dl>
 
## <dt> Main <dd> What is sounds like, there is no need to specify this namespace when making links
 
## <dt> Main <dd> What is sounds like, there is no need to specify this namespace when making links
 
## <dt> Image <dd> Used for all file uploads, whether image, video, sound, doc or whatever.  Each upload creates it's own article within this namespace
 
## <dt> Image <dd> Used for all file uploads, whether image, video, sound, doc or whatever.  Each upload creates it's own article within this namespace
 
## <dt> Project <dd> Used as a "About Us" namespace -- not used for the main content of your wiki, but normally reserved for pages about the project which created the wiki.  If you need to do a substantial edit to a template and want to try it out, one method of doing that would be to copy the article into the project namespace, use the new template, and your article wouldn't be normally included in search results.
 
## <dt> Project <dd> Used as a "About Us" namespace -- not used for the main content of your wiki, but normally reserved for pages about the project which created the wiki.  If you need to do a substantial edit to a template and want to try it out, one method of doing that would be to copy the article into the project namespace, use the new template, and your article wouldn't be normally included in search results.
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## <dt> Template <dd>
 
## <dt> Template <dd>
 
## <dt> Category <dd>
 
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## arguments
 
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## copying from mediawiki [[Special:ExpandTemplates]]
 
# Categories
 
# Categories
 
# Navigation (talk about in Administration)
 
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# Extensions
 
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=== Theming ===
 
=== Theming ===
 
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So many examples, which ones to highlight?
 
So many examples, which ones to highlight?
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Any wiki site you visit, you can see the installed extensions by viewing the Special:Version page
 
Any wiki site you visit, you can see the installed extensions by viewing the Special:Version page
 
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# http://www.ehartwell.com/InfoDabble/MediaWiki_extension:_Timeline
 
# http://www.ehartwell.com/InfoDabble/MediaWiki_extension:_Timeline
 
MIT's SIMILE project Timeline is integrated into Semantic MediaWiki
 
MIT's SIMILE project Timeline is integrated into Semantic MediaWiki
 
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=== Creating Slideshows ===
 
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from http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:BR/S5_slide_for_mediawiki_documentation/en
 
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=== Setup for an intranet and/or KB ===
 
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=== Publishing ===
 
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== One Hack ==
 
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[[Category:Wiki]]
 
[[Category:Wiki]]
 
[[Category:Presentations]]
 
[[Category:Presentations]]
 
[[Category:Howto]]
 
[[Category:Howto]]

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