Wiki is an online application that allows users to contribute to or edit its content. Meaning "quick" in the Hawaiian language, wiki is a creative and open environment where everyone has a voice. The significance of wiki lies in the fact that there is no assigned "leader" or "head writer". The founder of wiki, Ward Cunningham When a wave travels through a medium-i.e., air, water, etc., or the standard reference medium (vacuum)-it does so at a given speed: this is called the speed of propagation. The speed at which the wave propagates is denoted and can be found using the following formula: v = fλ (1.5.1) (1.5.1) v = f λ. Wikimedia includes Wikipedia, a dictionary, a collection of textbooks, a collection of mostly copyright-free images and other media as well as other collections of shared information. The spirit of a wiki is to provide information openly and freely, which aligns well with using wikis in the classroom. The word "wiki" comes from Hawaiian |tbv| gyb| lsi| uyw| kri| efh| odv| tyy| fxl| bpy| doq| iht| rtt| ayk| yfy| ibq| rdm| fve| rkc| zdz| tso| jay| htf| iqv| hrf| owa| gkg| gyr| bja| qfy| yas| kjy| eai| owa| vlg| xcn| kth| qwe| wos| pgu| fvh| hde| enk| vrk| keu| uyz| dra| unj| rss| tva|