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=Welcome stc-centennial Wiki!=

We will use this tool to document the planning process leading up to the Centennial.

What is a wiki?
A **wiki** is a page or collection of [|Web pages] designed to enable anyone who accesses it to contribute or modify content, using a simplified [|markup language]. [|[] [|1] [|]][|[] [|2] [|]] Wikis are often used to create [|collaborative][|websites] and to power community websites. The collaborative encyclopedia [|Wikipedia] is one of the best-known wikis. [|[] [|2] [|]] Wikis are used in business to provide [|intranet] and [|Knowledge Management] systems. [|Ward Cunningham], the developer of the first [|wiki software], [|WikiWikiWeb], originally described it as "the simplest online database that could possibly work". [|[] [|3] [|]] "Wiki" ( [|/wiːkiː/] ) is a [|Hawaiian] word for "fast" [|[] [|4] [|]] . "Wiki Wiki" is a [|reduplication]. "Wiki" can be expanded as "What I Know Is", but this is a [|backronym]. [|[] [|5] [|]] []

**How do we use it?**

 * Every member of this wiki will have the opportunity to add content. Most of the content will be text based but wikis are flexible enough to allow a variety of widgets(content/media) to be added.
 * This is a private wiki which means that in order to add anything, you need to sign in with the username and password you created
 * Once you log in, just go to the page you would like to add to or change and **click on edit**
 * At this point the webpage becomes a live document and you can start typing

Still don't get it? Then watch this short clip
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