How Wikis (and Other Stuff) Work in Plain English

in Uncategorized | May 4th, 2008 Leave a Comment

This video gives you the quick gist of how wikis work, and it’s part of a larger series of videos on YouTube — called The Commoncraft Show — that explain the inner-workings of various tech items. Recent videos delve into the mechanics of Twitter, RSS Feeds, social networking, and online photo sharing. We’ve added the video below to our YouTube playlist and the Commoncraft series to our larger collection called 60 Signs of Intelligent Life on YouTube. For other good videos that demystify things technical, you may want to check out this and this.

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