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Sponsored by ACM SIGWEB
 
Sponsored by ACM SIGWEB
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GENERAL INFORMATION
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This year's Wiki Symposium brings together wiki researchers and practitioners in the historic and beautiful city of Odense, Denmark, on August 21-23, 2006. Participants will present, discuss, and move forward the latest advances in wiki contents, sociology, and technology. The symposium program offers invited talks by Angela Beesley ("How and Why Wikipedia Works"), Doug Engelbart and Eugene Eric Kim ("The Augmented Wiki"), Mark Bernstein ("Intimate Information") and Ward Cunningham ("Design Principles of Wikis").
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The research paper track presents and discusses breaking wiki research, the panels let you listen to and contribute to topics like "Wikis in Education" and "The Future of Wikis", and the workshops let you get active and contribute to on-going research and practitioner work with your peers. (Many workshops accept walk-ins, so it is not too late!) Equally important, Gerard Muller of the Danish Open Space Institute and Ted Ernst will facilitate an on-going open space track at the Wiki Symposium. So you can get active and involved in an organized fashion on any wiki topic you like. We believe this is how to get the most out of your experience at WikiSym 2006!
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And, of course, if you can't wait, please join our conversation on wiki research and practice on the symposium wiki! For the program, please see the WikiSym 2006 program information. For an overview of time slot allocations, please see the time grid. For the proceedings, please see the WikiSym 2006 conference proceedings.
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PROGRAM OVERVIEW
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Keynotes and invited talks: 
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* Angela Beesley: How and Why Wikipedia Works
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* Doug Engelbart (remotely) and Eugene Eric Kim (on location): The Augmented Wiki
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* Mark Bernstein: Intimate Information
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* Ward Cunningham: Design Principles of Wiki
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==TOPICS==
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Panels on: 
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* Wikis in Education
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* The Future of Wikis
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Research papers and practitioner reports on:
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* wiki technology
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* wiki sociology and philosophy
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* wiki uses, for example, in software, education, and politics
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* and many more!
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Workshops on:
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* wikis in education
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*    wikipedia research
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*    wiki markup standards
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*    wikis and the semantic web
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Open space facilitated by Gerard Muller of the Danish Open Space Institute together with Ted Ernst.
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And, of course: Demos! We have pre-set demos, but please feel free to bring your own notebook! We will provide space for you to demo on-the-spot in our Monday night demo session, a favorite from WikiSym 2005.

Latest revision as of 11:53, 30 April 2020

WIKISYM 2006
2nd Internatioal Symposium on Wikis
Event in series WIKISYM
Dates 2006/08/21 (iCal) - 2006/08/23
Homepage: http://www.wikisym.org/ws2006
Location
Location: Odense, Denmark
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Keynote speaker: Angela Beesley, Doug Engelbart, Mark Bernstein
Table of Contents

Contents


WikiSym 2006 - International Symposium on Wikis

August 21-23, 2006, Odense, Denmark Co-located with ACM Hypertext 2006

Sponsored by ACM SIGWEB

GENERAL INFORMATION This year's Wiki Symposium brings together wiki researchers and practitioners in the historic and beautiful city of Odense, Denmark, on August 21-23, 2006. Participants will present, discuss, and move forward the latest advances in wiki contents, sociology, and technology. The symposium program offers invited talks by Angela Beesley ("How and Why Wikipedia Works"), Doug Engelbart and Eugene Eric Kim ("The Augmented Wiki"), Mark Bernstein ("Intimate Information") and Ward Cunningham ("Design Principles of Wikis").

The research paper track presents and discusses breaking wiki research, the panels let you listen to and contribute to topics like "Wikis in Education" and "The Future of Wikis", and the workshops let you get active and contribute to on-going research and practitioner work with your peers. (Many workshops accept walk-ins, so it is not too late!) Equally important, Gerard Muller of the Danish Open Space Institute and Ted Ernst will facilitate an on-going open space track at the Wiki Symposium. So you can get active and involved in an organized fashion on any wiki topic you like. We believe this is how to get the most out of your experience at WikiSym 2006!

And, of course, if you can't wait, please join our conversation on wiki research and practice on the symposium wiki! For the program, please see the WikiSym 2006 program information. For an overview of time slot allocations, please see the time grid. For the proceedings, please see the WikiSym 2006 conference proceedings.

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Keynotes and invited talks:

  • Angela Beesley: How and Why Wikipedia Works
  • Doug Engelbart (remotely) and Eugene Eric Kim (on location): The Augmented Wiki
  • Mark Bernstein: Intimate Information
  • Ward Cunningham: Design Principles of Wiki


TOPICS

Panels on:

  • Wikis in Education
  • The Future of Wikis

Research papers and practitioner reports on:

  • wiki technology
  • wiki sociology and philosophy
  • wiki uses, for example, in software, education, and politics
  • and many more!

Workshops on:

  • wikis in education
  • wikipedia research
  • wiki markup standards
  • wikis and the semantic web

Open space facilitated by Gerard Muller of the Danish Open Space Institute together with Ted Ernst.

And, of course: Demos! We have pre-set demos, but please feel free to bring your own notebook! We will provide space for you to demo on-the-spot in our Monday night demo session, a favorite from WikiSym 2005.

Facts about "WIKISYM 2006"
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End dateAugust 23, 2006 +
Event in seriesWIKISYM +
Event typeConference +
Has Keynote speakerAngela Beesley +, Doug Engelbart + and Mark Bernstein +
Has coordinates55° 23' 59", 10° 23' 7"Latitude: 55.399722222222
Longitude: 10.385211111111
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Has location cityOdense +
Has location countryCategory:Denmark +
Homepagehttp://www.wikisym.org/ws2006 +
IsAEvent +
Start dateAugust 21, 2006 +
Title2nd Internatioal Symposium on Wikis +