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Wikis and Blogs

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Q 1/10
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1. Wiki is a "Hawaiian word and it means what?
30
Quick
Q 2/10
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2. What will you do if you want to change the contents of a wiki page?
30
You click on "edit"

10 questions

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1. Wiki is a "Hawaiian word and it means what?

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30 sec

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2. What will you do if you want to change the contents of a wiki page?

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30 sec

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3. What do we use wiki for?

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30 sec

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4. You can collaborate with other people, embed images and video on a wiki page

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30 sec

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5. Once you delete a wiki page, it's gone forever.

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30 sec

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6. It is the act of writing a post for a blog. What is it called?

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30 sec

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7. What do you call a person who writes content for a blog?

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30 sec

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8. When you log in to your blogging account, it is the first screen with all controls, tools, and functions. What is it called?

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9. What are you leaving when you read someone's post, then you submit your own opinion.

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10. Blog entries usually appear what?

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30 sec

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Wiki and Blog
Post and shares materials on wikis in a safe and responsible manner
Posts and shares materials on wikis in a safe and responsible manner
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