Synopsis After blogs and RSS feeds, Wikis have opened new avenues of collaborative working both in the knowledge industry and in individual intellectual pursuits. A Wiki is a way of creating interlinked web or HTML pages by using simple mark-up language with a web browser. After the success of 'Wikipedia', an online public encyclopedia, Wikis have become very popular and are used in commercial organizations, research agencies and universities. This book brings to light the concept of the Wiki, its history, applications and issues.