About BIM Wiki

Wikis in Plain English

About

BIM Wiki is a wiki platform (and an advanced one at that...). If that doesn't mean anything to you, take a look at the video above. It describes in simple terms the general concept of a wiki, and examples of how wikis can assist communities with information development and exchange. 

Wikis are commonly a more efficient method of communicating than email as it provides a "pull" rather than "push" format of information exchange. "Push" in this sense refers to email distribution lists (can you say email overload!!), whereas "pull" refers to being a hub of information that people can go to essay help to find the latest information on an as-needed basis.

All changes are automatically tracked by the wiki. To view all of the edits for a page, in the far upper right corner is a "page last modified" link. To view recent changes on any page in the entire site, see "Recent Changes" all the way on the top.

The "wiki way" is that anybody with permissions can edit the page and review the changes. This, in effect, creates a dialogue rather than tons of emails. Yes, if you are registered, you can even edit the content in this section content on how to use BIM Wiki!

Take a moment and click on one of the links below and add a new page or take a moment to review and improve or even just comment (at the bottom) on the existing content. Also check out if it doesn't contain anything like online resume writers or research paper help

The "wiki" way encourages maximum participation and information exchange. Content history is monitored by the community so all changes are essentially vetted by the community...the definition of true collaboration!