We just released several exciting and highly-requested features. I will be explaining them in more detail in upcoming blog posts. The first change, and perhaps the most obvious one, is your dashboard. When you log into Wikispaces you go straight to your account dashboard – a one-stop hub for information about [...]

Google Analytics can show you detailed reports and graphs on your wiki traffic, where users come from, what they do, which pages are most popular, and all sorts of other useful information. You can take advantage of Google Analytics on your Plus, Super, or Private Label Wikispaces wiki now by entering a Google Analytics [...]

Aaron Slutsky, and the Technology Department of the Burke County Schools, was looking to add Web 2.0 tools that would meet the needs of both the teachers and the department. They wanted to have administrative control, while still being simple and easy to use for the teachers. After trying and installing many different wiki [...]

Wikispaces now has a references feature that will make citing your sources easier. Whether you use your wiki for research or just want to keep track of the details around a project, references can help you better organize your work.
Where you would like your citation to go, put the content of your footnote [...]

Wikitox was created by Andrew Dawson in an effort to set up a teaching resource for the management of acute poisoning, a major health problem in the developing world. After a colleague mentioned that he did not have time to create teaching material for his course, Andrew decided to take on this project and chose [...]

We’re often asked about what’s “under the hood” of Wikispaces, the infrastructure the site runs on. Do we use dedicated servers? Are wiki pages and files backed up, and how often? If the site breaks, does someone get notified? How much bandwidth do you have?
To help answer these questions and more, [...]

Hello all, I’m the most recent addition to the Wikispaces
Software Engineering team, and I’m enjoying myself thoroughly. There’s
some great technology here, and I look forward to making it even
better. I grew up in the Seattle area, and I’m a University of
Washington alumnus. More recently, I worked at Google for a couple
years and then took some [...]