About this wiki

This resource is operated and maintained by the Educational Technology Consultant's Group, which is part of Academic Computing, which is part of Information Services and Technology at MIT.
You are currently connected to a development server. A production server is on order. The server is taking longer to arrive than we had anticipated. We hope to have it installed and ready to go by mid April.

(green star) The server has finally arrived in W92 and the server team is working to get it set up this week. We hope to have things going such that we can cut over to the production machine over the weekend of Apr 23-24. You can continue to add material here until we are ready to make the move. We will notify all current users when the change is imminent. All material will be moved over to the new machine.

How's it Work?

Confluence is segmented into 'Spaces'. A space can be either world readable or restricted, with varying permission levels, to members of a given group (or set of groups).
For instance:
You are currently in the 'Welcome to the Academic Computing Wiki', or 'TOP' space. This space is world-readable, but permissions are set such that anyone in the group confluence-users (anyone with an account) can add comments.

To get to any of the wiki's private spaces requires either:

or, for non-MIT users..

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Space Setup

A wiki space needs to be requested and set up centrally. Contact confluence-space-request@mit.edu with the following information: