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1/1/2009

WIKIs for Students and Administrators
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WIKIs are becoming increasingly popular on the internet today. If you are not familiar with a WIKI, Wikipedia.com is the most recognizable example. This new feature would create a WIKI for your company allowing individuals to add training content. Content could be contributed by students and Administrators within your organization. Any other suggestions on this feature?


Posted on: 10-15-2008	Reviewer From: Islip, NY
I still have to study what a WIKI function would do for students. It may waste time for students who may be searching for important information and mis-information may not be so easily controlled. BOB FORD North Babylon, New York


Posted on: 04-01-2009	Reviewer From: Taft, OK
I think that this option would only waste the students time. I think they should avoid anything that could be confusing or even misinformation at this point in their training. Once they get the lessons down pat, then they can serch the web (on their own time) for alternative explanations. H.C.


Posted on: 05-26-2011
And I thought I was the sensible one. Thanks for setting me strahigt.


Posted on: 10-09-2011
Articles like this are an expamle of quick, helpful answers.


Posted on: 08-30-2012
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Posted on: 09-10-2012
You can easily rvmeoe the pedals from a bike with a pedal wrench. You just have to know which way to turn the wrench. (The crank arms stay on, just the pedals come off). Then it's just like the like-a-bike, and your child can scoot around on it. But when your child is ready, you can put the pedals back on. That way you just need the one bike.

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