ENGR 305 Interns Spring 2011   

Engr305 Appropriate Technology page in progress
This page is a project in progress by students in Engr305 Appropriate Technology. Please do not make edits unless you are a member of the team working on this page, but feel free to make comments on the discussion page. Check back for the finished version on May 15, 2011.

Contents 1 Opportunity Definition 2 Pages we work on 3 Literature Review 3.1 Web Links 3.1.1 Links from Lonny 3.2 Books 3.3 Journals

[edit] Opportunity Definition

William Dineen and Maccabee "Macc" Shelley, Humboldt State University undergraduates enrolled in Engineering 305 (Appropriate Technology with lab) will work as interns for Appropedia.org during the Spring semester of 2011. This team of interns will work independently and as a group to address specific issues with Appropedia.org and determine potential improvements. For the most part communication within the group will be asynchronous, relying upon BetterMeans.com, email, and a private discussion board hosted by HSU. All team members have backgrounds in web development and are interested in learning more about wikis. This project is important for the same reasons Appropedia.org is important: technologies mean nothing if not shared with and integrated into communities.

Update:Maccabee 20:51, 15 February 2011 (PST) For the next five weeks the intern's work will be directed by Teratornis and involve Appropedia and general wiki tasks. This page's discussion page will serve as the primary method of communication for now.

[edit] Pages we work on

• Add image tutorial

[edit] Literature Review

This is a review of books, websites, and literature pertinent wikis. Bibliographic information is presented in Chicago format.

[edit] Web Links

• OpenWetWare
• wikisource
• How to edit a wiki
• Wiki Markup
• MediaWiki
• Appropedia Templates

[edit] Links from Lonny

• Village Pump
• Appropedia Desired Features
• Appropedia user Teratornis Tasks

[edit] Books

• Chatfield, T. Brian. The complete guide to wikis: how to set up, use, and benefit from wikis for teachers, business professionals, families, and friends. Ocala, Fla.: Atlantic Pub. Group, 2009.

• Ebersbach, Anja, Markus Glaser, Richard Heigl, and Gunter Dueck. Wiki: Web collaboration. Berlin: Springer, 2006.

• Woods, Dan, Peter Thoeny, and Ward Cunningham. Wikis for dummies . Hoboken, N.J.: Wiley Pub. Inc., 2007.

[edit] Journals

• Sorin , Adam Matei , and Caius Dobrescu. "Wikipedia's 'Neutral Point of View': Settling Conflict Through Ambiguity." Information Society 27, no. 1 (2011): 40-51.