Private wiki
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A private wiki allows you to store any private information (without using specific | A private wiki allows you to store any private information (without using specific | ||
| − | extension in the | + | extension in the public wiki which would make some of your pages private, posing |
nonetheless security risks) with the maximum level of security (inasmuch as the wiki | nonetheless security risks) with the maximum level of security (inasmuch as the wiki | ||
itself can be accessed only by authorized users) complementing the information you | itself can be accessed only by authorized users) complementing the information you | ||
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together with their personal information) in the private wiki. This way, we can offer | together with their personal information) in the private wiki. This way, we can offer | ||
an additional platform, named 'classes', which combines the public as well private | an additional platform, named 'classes', which combines the public as well private | ||
| − | information of your courses, and provides a reserved area for your students where | + | information of your courses, and provides a reserved area for your students where to |
retrieve their teaching material and even to interact with their class. [... to be continued] | retrieve their teaching material and even to interact with their class. [... to be continued] | ||
Revision as of 16:34, 21 June 2020
Optionally, we can provide you with a private wiki hosted at an address like
https://culturaitaliana.org/private-wiki/[organization username]
which differs from the public wiki in that it is not a shared environment, while it remains managed as its codebase, modules, templates, available forms and so on.
A private wiki allows you to store any private information (without using specific extension in the public wiki which would make some of your pages private, posing nonetheless security risks) with the maximum level of security (inasmuch as the wiki itself can be accessed only by authorized users) complementing the information you have on your public wiki.
For instance we allow the creation of pages representing language courses in the public wiki, and the creation of pages representing classes and students (registered together with their personal information) in the private wiki. This way, we can offer an additional platform, named 'classes', which combines the public as well private information of your courses, and provides a reserved area for your students where to retrieve their teaching material and even to interact with their class. [... to be continued]