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Welcome to the NTU SHARE wiki!


We recommend you visit the Instructions page first to learn how to manage and use this wiki

Work Packages' areas

SHARE Project Management
Requirements Analysis Workpackage
Development and Implementation Workpackage
Technology Workpackage
Evaluation Workpackage
Communications Workpackage


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Getting Started Guides

The following guides are available for download:

Getting started with the NTU SHARE wiki - Creating and Editing Pages.doc
Getting Started with the NTU SHARE wiki - Tour of the Wiki.doc
Getting started with the NTU SHARE wiki - Wiki Mark-up Cheat Sheet.doc
Getting started with the NTU SHARE wiki - Using File Galleries.doc
Getting started with the NTU SHARE wiki - Securing Resources.doc

Main NTU SHARE website

http://ntushare.org (external link)


Please note that the NTU SHARE Wiki complies fully with copyright regulations. As users of this environment you are therefore required to contribute content which is fully compliant with these regulations. More information About this wiki is also available.

Contributors to this page: SarahHorrigan2653 points  , VickiMcGarvey4783 points  , TestUser447 points  , Marek Oledzki820 points  and admin .
Page last modified on Wednesday 28 of October, 2009 14:00:55 UTC by SarahHorrigan2653 points .

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