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Not an expert on wikis but I've recently used some on PBWorks which I quite 
like. It's a free hosted service for non-commercial use. I'm sure there are 
many others out there...

Esther

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> Datum: Thu, 29 Mar 2012 11:13:48 +0100
> Von: Librarian <[log in to unmask]>
> An: [log in to unmask]
> Betreff: [CIG-E-FORUM] Setting up a Wiki advice?
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> This is a very timely discussion!  I&rsquo;m just in the process of 
> creating cataloguing rules for myself and my volunteers.  I normally 
> would do a printed sheet which I hand out (which then gets lost, out of 
> date, gets scribbled on hints) but this time it is running to around 12 
> pages.  Now my low-tech solution was to put these in ring binders next 
> to each PC and a digital copy on the desktop, but would a Wiki be 
> better?  My off-site cataloguing volunteers could use it to ask me 
> questions I suppose?  And things people note down would be shared by 
> everyone (and seen by me to check their interpretation is right!)        
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>                                              So where would I start 
> setting up a (free) wiki?  Any recommended providers?        
> 
>                                              (If you want some 
> background, I am a solo librarian with approx 70 volunteers and approx 
> 65,000 records.  Just transferred to new open-source catalogue merged 
> from Koha and Evergreen but now all my old records need validating and 
> turning into proper MARC.  Hence volunteers will be checking through and 
> validating records by adding control fields etc otherwise I will be here 
> well past retirement...)        
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