RIT will permanently shut down the RIT Wiki (Confluence wiki) on February 2, 2024. Review the Wiki Shut Down Overview for information on alternative tools, exporting content from the wiki, and other FAQs.
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RIT will permanently shut down the RIT Wiki (Confluence wiki) on February 2, 2024. Review the Wiki Shut Down Overview for information on alternative tools, exporting content from the wiki, and other FAQs. Key Dates
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What is the RIT Wiki?
The RIT wiki is a collection of collaborative websites built using Confluence. Wikis can contain text and multimedia, table of contents, tags, and page styling. Examples Examples of course-related wikis include einclude e-portfolios, group projects, and student-generated class resources (e.g. study guides, glossaries). Peer review can be facilitated through commenting features. For additional information, review the related Teaching Element on Wikis.
Vendor Documentation
The primary documentation for the wiki is provided by the wiki vendor: Confluence 7.13 16 Documentation
Please ensure you are reviewing the documentation for the version number noted above. The vendor indicates the version at the top of each page while viewing.
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