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== Difference between Semantic Mediawiki and static web sites, CMS, Mediawiki == | == Difference between Semantic Mediawiki and static web sites, CMS, Mediawiki == | ||
* Designing information well makes it easier to find, consistent and re-usable. | |||
* Static web sites can be more difficult to manage active content, it's harder to re-use content. They can require more technical knowledge to edit consistently. | * Static web sites can be more difficult to manage active content, it's harder to re-use content. They can require more technical knowledge to edit consistently. | ||
* Content management systems use forms to guide content editing, but they tend to require low level changes (database, programming), and | * Content management systems use forms to guide content editing, but they tend to require low level changes (database, programming), and most users have constrained access to the site | ||
* Mediawiki is designed to organize large sets of pages, potentially with many involved people | * Mediawiki is designed to organize large sets of pages, potentially with many involved people, with potentially less constrained access | ||
* Semantic Mediawiki adds structured information and views | * Semantic Mediawiki adds structured information and views | ||
** '''We are going to learn markup encoding in order to have more control over content and appearance''' | ** '''We are going to learn markup encoding in order to have more control over content and appearance''' | ||
== Access models == | == Access models == | ||