A blog is like an online journal. Entries are arranged chronologically with the newest entries listed first.
The blog and the wi...
Every wiki group can have a logged mailing list. All mail sent to the group's email address is archived in the mailing list. Unlike th...
My Page is a personalized central hub for wiki tools.
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My Page gives you quick access to:
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Really Simple Syndication (RSS) allows you to check for updates to wiki pages without viewing the wiki. This lets you use RSS readers ...
You can search for text or tags on a single wiki or on multiple wikis. Searching across multiple wikis lists only pages that you have ...
One of the fastest, easiest, and most powerful ways to organize content is to use tags. Tags are short, descriptive words or phrases t...
A specialized version of My Page loads when you view wiki tools on iPhone or iPod touch. This version keeps you apprised of the latest...
Users and groups can have web calendars. User web calendars let you schedule private events or send event invitations to other users. ...
A wiki is a web-based, collaborative editing environment for groups. Depending on how the wiki administrator sets permissions, anyone ...
Every wiki can have a specific group of people who can access it. This lets you set up a wiki structure that fits your organization's ...
Learn about wikis, blogs, web calendars, mailing lists, and My Page.
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You can create multiple calendars for specific purposes. For example, you can have a calendar for work events and another calendar for...
You schedule timed events and all-day events in personal or group calendars. If you're viewing your personal calendar, you can invite ...
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