Topics Covered In This Article

• How To Add A Wiki
• Adding Additional Pages To The Wiki
• Deleting Wiki Pages

How To Add A Wiki

1. Click Select the Turn Editing on/off button on the top right corner of your screen.

2. Select Wiki from the Add an activity or resource drop-down menu  menu in the course section where you would like to add the wiki.

3. On the Adding a new wiki page, give the wiki a descriptive name. The Description field is optional, but it's recommended that you describe the purpose of the wiki and what you expect students participants to contribute.

Wiki

mode

The default wiki mode of collaborative wiki is usually what you want.

• Collaborative wiki (the default): everyone can edit and contribute to a single, shared wiki.
• Individual wiki: everyone has their own wiki which only they can view and edit
  • A common question is whether an individual wiki can be configured so that participants can view each other's wikis, and the answer is unfortunately no. If you need this functionality, consider the following options: (1) Use a team wiki with 'visible groups' and put each participant into a team of one, or (2) consider using Moodle Glossary instead as it can be configured so that anyone can see glossary entries but only the creator of the entry can edit it, and each participant could create and edit a Glossary entry for themselves.).

First page name - enter the name : enter a page name that will appear at the top of the first page of the wiki.  Note: you cannot change the name of the first page This name cannot be changed once the wiki has been saved.

Format

It's recommended to leave Default format to HTML and enable Force format. This will both (1) prevent the format from being switched to other formats that can be problematic, and (2) it will automatically create a blank page for your participants.

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Common module settings

Set the Common module settings if this is a group activity.

Group mode

• No groups 
  There are no groups and all students submit their activity in one activity area.
• Separate groups 
  Students submit their activities within a separate Group based submission area and teachers/trainers can sort submissions by Group or view All Participants.
• Visible groups 
  All students submit their activity within a single activity area but may choose which Group to associate their submission with before uploadinggroups (the default): The collaborative wiki will use a single wiki for all partitipants.
• Separate groups: The collaborative wiki will use a wiki for each team, and teams will not be able to see the wikis of other teams.
• Visible groups: The collaborative wiki will use a wiki for each team, and teams will be able to view (but not edit) the wikis of other teams.
  
  

4. Scroll to the bottom of the screen and choose select Save and display to open the wiki.

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Adding Additional Pages To A Wiki

Type the name of your new page inside double brackets.

Clicking the Preview button will show how the page looks and functions after you save it. The page names in the double brackets are now links, and clicking on the links will prompt you to create a page in the same way that creating the wiki prompted you to create the first page of the wiki.

Deleting Wiki Pages

To delete a page, click on the Administration tab.

If necessary to see the page you'd like to delete in the list, click the List all button.

Click the Delete button next to the page you would like to delete.

Adding/Removing Table of Contents

Table A table of contents are is added automatically when a page has heading tagsincludes headings. If you do not want a Table of Contents, remove any heading tags headings from pages and the table of contents should disappear.