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Jul 5, 2009
Jamison
Hey Julia, what online class are you taking? It's pretty cutting edge to use wikis. You may want to try the Wiki Blackboard. All of the underlying infrastructure is already set up (it uses the same engine as Wikipedia, including mathematical, scientific, and possibly, musical notation), and it is just waiting for content. I hope this helps.
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Evan
go to [link removed].
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