Blog v Wiki
Blogs and wikis are platforms of social software designed to facilitate personal interactions over computer networks. Blogs are a website where a single owner can post journal like entries. Only the author or administrators of the blog may create new posts and make changes, but all viewers can comment. They are displayed in reverse chronological order and some examples of blogs include online diaries, travel lows, and news columns. A wiki is a set of web pages comprising of content that can be edited by multiple users. The content is usually written collaboratively by a group to inform about a specific topic and the most well-known example of a wiki is the Wikipedia free online encyclopedia. Users of wikis may add or remove any content of their choice, which can override another person's contribution. Both blogs and wikis can be private, open only to a specific group, or made publicly available and may include pictures, videos, links, or audio clips. One way blogs can be used for...