Blogs and wikis are very similar in many ways. They both use
web pages and web applications to get information to the web. Also, they
require no knowledge of HTML and allow users for immediate publishing of
content. However, they have several different systems in editing and posting by
users.
For Wikis, multiple authors can edit the information or add
new pages based on sharing their knowledge and expressing group thoughts. Moreover,
the page they create can be linked to other wiki pages as well. So Wikis are
usually used for collaboration based projects.
In contrast, for Blogs, single author posts contents chronologically
and other bloggers comment on and response to the posts to share their opinion.
Therefore, we can tell that the posts one single author creates can be linked to
outside users.
In modern society, convergence has become very important role
since various people work together as a group in today’s networked world. The
group members can share their ideas and leave comments on the members’ opinion so
they can improve and complete their projects efficiently and effectively by
using blogs and wikis.
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