Welcome to the WikiSeminar arranged by the NetworkLawyers.
This WikiSeminar page is for planning the discussion and demonstration of how wikis and wiki pages work and of the various uses or applications that wikis and wiki pages have for lawyers and other legal professionals.
The WikiSeminar is one part of the six part seminar program that will be held by the NetworkLawyers' discussion group using the discussion list. The wiki seminar program, like the other parts of the seminar, will be conducted by exchanging messages in the Network-Lawyers list.
First steps
Turn your loudspeakers on and start the Sound-File: Sound File
(You need a flash-player. Otherwise try this: MP3) Check out the experimental page where you can experiment with wiki editing:
WikiSandBox. You can make your own WikiHomepage, check out this: WikiHomepage(English).
See also the HelpIndex. Try out our Chat and click here (or connect with your IRC-client at irc.freenode.net1 to the channel #jurawiki.de)
How to subscribe by email to a wiki page
Where can I find out more about how to subscribe to a page which seems to be suggested on the HelpOnActions page.
You can subscribe a page when you are logged in (UserPreferences) simply by clicking on the mail-icon
in the upper right corner. Or you can write the page-name directly in the list of subscribed pages in your UserPreferences. You can use regular expressions there, for example
.*
- to subscribe every pages. For unsubscribing you can delete the page-name from the list.
Comment on audio and audio links
Hi Ralf, The audio is wonderful ... I am so delighted to hear your voice and will that I some day speak in German only half as well as you are now speaking in English. The link to the flash file loads without problem. I was able to use the MP3 as well. This is truly wonderful. JohnDeBruyn (January 13, 2004)
Thank you for compliments.
-- RalfZosel 2004-01-13 21:58:17
List & Wiki
JohnDeBruyn wrote in the introduction for the seminar, that it should be an "experiment in using a wiki (JuraWiki.de) and the list (Network-Lawyers@yahoogroups.com) in tandem with one complementing the other."
So we can try to collect important information distributet over the list here in the wiki.
For example:
What is Wiki? (part 1) by Paul Robertson
LawWiki (Links to other law-related wikis)