MediaWiki/training

"Thousands of candles can be lighted from a single candle, and the life of the candle will not be shortened. Happiness never decreases by being shared." --Buddha

We can train your team on MediaWiki, sharing our knowledge to make the world a brighter place. We cover New England easily from Boston, and can travel N. America depending on the size and scope of the project.

If you're in the UK, we suggest Richard Carter
If you're in France, we suggest Nicholas Nallet at Wiki-Valley
If you're in Germany, we suggest Marcus Glaser at BlueSpice
If you're in Switzerland, we suggest Lex Sulzer at Linux Competence Center

Users / Editors

1. Basic Usage
   1. Search
   2. Edit a page
   3. Create a new page
   4. Printing
   5. Password recovery
   6. Tutorials / Help
2. Syntax
   1. Lists
   2. Links, interwiki
   3. Images
   4. Tables
   5. TOC
3. Editor Options
   1. WikEd
   2. VisualEditor
   3. LibreOffice
   4. Git
4. Features
   1. Watching a page
   2. Extensions
5. Preferences
   1. Talk Pages
6. Creating Structure
7. Importing Content
   1. WikiPedia
   2. Help
   3. InstantCommons
   4. Html2Wiki
   5. Google Docs

Administrators / IT / DevOps

1. Infrastructure
   1. Download/Install/Git
   2. LAMP stack
   3. Backups
   4. Upgrading
   5. Adding Extensions
2. Administration
   1. Pretty URLs
   2. Create Users / Authentication / LDAP
   3. Merge / Delete Users
   4. Article management
   5. Changing the logo
   6. Changing the nav toolbox
   7. Sitenotice
   8. Setting up / testing mail services
   9. Extra namespaces
   10. Wiki farms
   11. Wiki jobs
   12. Wiki bots
   13. Maintenance scripts
   14. Additional formats
   15. HTML
   16. Creating Interwiki links
   17. Interface text
   18. Locking / Whitelist / Login
   19. API / integration

Developers

1. Developing
   1. Environment
   2. Theming
   3. Extensions
   4. Database

Uniform Resource Locator = an address of a web page or other component, including the protocol.

HyperText Markup Language = structured text that uses logical links (hyperlinks) between nodes containing text.

Application Programming Interface