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'''Welcome to the Animal Breeding and Genomics Centre Wiki Site!''' | '''Welcome to the Animal Breeding and Genomics Centre Wiki Site!''' | ||
The intended use of this Wiki is to share information between members of the ABGC. These can include lab-protocols, bioinformatics protocols and scripts, meeting schedules, best practices, etc. | The intended use of this Wiki is to share information between members of the ABGC. These can include lab-protocols, bioinformatics protocols and scripts, meeting schedules, best practices, important addresses, meeting room locations, etc, etc. | ||
In the true spirit of the WikiMedia foundation, we aim to keep the restrictions to access as low as possible. This means that this site will generally not be a good place to share sensitive information on projects etc. The ABGC portal will be a better place for that. The advantage of a Wiki is that it is searchable, and setting up a Wiki page is really easy. | In the true spirit of the WikiMedia foundation, we aim to keep the restrictions to access as low as possible. This means that this site will generally not be a good place to share sensitive information on projects etc. The ABGC portal will be a better place for that. The advantage of a Wiki is that it is searchable, and setting up a Wiki page is really easy. | ||
Revision as of 12:01, 25 November 2011
Welcome to the Animal Breeding and Genomics Centre Wiki Site!
The intended use of this Wiki is to share information between members of the ABGC. These can include lab-protocols, bioinformatics protocols and scripts, meeting schedules, best practices, important addresses, meeting room locations, etc, etc.
In the true spirit of the WikiMedia foundation, we aim to keep the restrictions to access as low as possible. This means that this site will generally not be a good place to share sensitive information on projects etc. The ABGC portal will be a better place for that. The advantage of a Wiki is that it is searchable, and setting up a Wiki page is really easy.
Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki software.