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Rick Sapir and Bill Albing of KeyContent.org, a Tikiwiki powered site, will be leading the workshop "Using a Wiki as an Organizational Portal" at the Tri-XML Conference in Raleigh, NC, USA, July 27-29, 2006.

This is to inform you abut the three oral communications related to TikiWiki usage in educational scenarios, that are going to be held in the following months. Below you may find the abstracts of the three communications (first one written in Spanish, the other two in English; however, all three will be probably presented in Catalan, since they'll be held in Barcelona...).

We have been using (while being developed by sylvie's & other devs.' nice work) some new features in TikiWiki 1.10, highly suitable for educational scenarios (Contributions & Action logs, mainly, with some improvements to Tikisheets in our specific case of experimental sciences). These features would be quite ready for production use, if we wouldn't have to wait until 1.10 is released as "THE" stable version... (who knows when..., but each time closer as 1.9.x matures, times passes, and 1.10 seems to be pretty stable already 😉)

The project "Reducing Vulnerabilities of Pacific ACP States" is a finalist in the environment category of the Stockholm Challenge. This project uses Tikiwiki and Mapserver to deliver a GeoCMS to 14 Pacific Islands Countries.
Finalists 2006
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