Archive for category WIKI
A truly open company
Atlassian just announced that they are going to allow people to contribute to their documentation after going through a short application process. (I submitted mine and was approved within a few hours so it isn’t too intense.) 
It is really cool to see a company that is creating such an amazing wiki product allow verified users to update the documentation. Theirs has been really accurate but there have been a few times where it would be nice to add a bit of info and now people will be able to do just that! I am curious to see how this works out.
Confluence Personal Labels Tip – Bookmark Toolbar
Using personal labels in Confluence is just one of the many ways you can organize your content. For those of you not familiar with labels, think of them as folders where content can live in multiple folders, without physically being duplicated. Having a quick way to access this list can really speed up the way you use the wiki and make you more efficient. Read the rest of this entry »
Navigation Sidebar on One Wiki Page – Confluence
I had a wiki user ask me about the navigation side bar in Confluence (we are on 2.8.2) and if it is possible to add this to just the home page instead of the whole space. After a little bit of work, this is what I came up with: Read the rest of this entry »
Many Voices for Darfur Project
“For 48 hours, starting at midnight Eastern standard time on March 6, 2008, many student voices will be collected in the name of those suffering in Darfur. Be sure that your voice is among them.”
21 Days of Wiki Adoption
I definitely should have posted this when he started his series but its better late than never! The latest video on Incentives and Recognition is very good. I especially like where he talks about building wiki use into people’s job descriptions and using wikis to capture people’s tacit knowledge so that it doesn’t walk out the door when they (inevitably) do.
For some reason I cant get the embedded video to work so here is the link to the series.