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- Discussion forums for critical discussion and group work.
- A Wiki or dynamic Web site created, edited, and maintained by your students, club-members, or research-associates.
*Web-Content for incorporating Web content directly into your project's Web site. - A Drop Box for file sharing
- Sequential Modules for automating the process of releasing content on your project's site slowly over the course of the quarter, year, etc.
-h4. What is a wiki?
A wiki is unique, dynamic Web site that anyone can contribute to. With everyone having the ability to read, edit, add, and revert content, a collaborative, evolving environment is created that encourages critical thinking and a community respect between participants. For more information, see 7 Things You Should Know About Wikis.-
-h4. How do I edit a wiki?
On a wiki, all you have to do is click the "Edit" link on the page you would like to make changes to. You'll see a small style guide to the right of your screen that explains how to format your text.-
-h4. Can we have more than one wiki?
For any single Work site, there is provided one editable wiki; however, your wiki can have as many pages as you'd like. As a result, if you'd like to seperate your wiki into two ares of study, or two research programs, simply add links to your first wiki pages for the desired secondary categories.-
-h4. How do we convert wiki information into a completed, static document?
There are a number of ways to accomplish this goal, depending on the length, depth, and complexity of your wiki. Simply copying and pasting text to a word processing program will work, though if this proves too time consuming, you should consider contacting IT Express to discuss other possible methods. Contact IT Express at 530-754-HELP (4357), e-mail them at ithelp@ucdavis.edu, or visit 182 Shields Library for walk-in assistance.-
-h4. How do you delete a wiki page?
At this time, there is no physical way to delete a wiki page. For the time being, simply choose to edit your page and then remove all content. Then, remove all links that point to that page.-
-h4. What happens if two people try to edit a wiki at the same time?
If a wiki page is edited by two people at approximately the same time, the first person to submit the edit will change the wiki content. The second person attempting to edit the page will receive a message stating that the wiki page has been updated with new content.-
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As Sakai's GradeBook does not yet provide adequate support for larger classes with multiple sections, participation by professors of such courses is not recomended at this time.
h4. Does Sakai support extended/complex mathematical symbols
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