Wikis

Wikis are collaborative online platforms that allow users to create, edit, and organize content collectively. They function as digital knowledge bases or encyclopedias, enabling multiple contributors to share and update information transparently and efficiently. Popular examples include Wikipedia. Wikis are useful for building community-driven resources, documenting processes, or compiling specialized information, with revisions tracked to maintain accuracy. They emphasize openness and continuous improvement, making information accessible and editable by anyone with internet access, fostering a dynamic and self-updating knowledge environment.