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Rachel Pennig replied on June 30, 2008 00:47 to the question "How do I upload html self-test to a wiki page?" in PBwiki:

Hi Julie,
There still might be a way - can you contact support (click the help link in the top right corner of your wiki) and send us the text of some of these export options?

Julie replied on June 29, 2008 23:19 to the question "How do I upload html self-test to a wiki page?" in PBwiki:

I am creating quizzes in Diploma, so I have a number of export options, but they are all to other test management software sites - Blackboard, Angel, etc., or to static forms for printing or editing. Oh, well. I was hoping to provide my students access to practice quizzes, etc., without the necessity of going through Blackboard, but I guess I'm stuck.

Rachel Pennig replied on June 29, 2008 22:08 to the question "How do I upload html self-test to a wiki page?" in PBwiki:

Hi Julie,

Unfortunately html files are not allowed on wikis. What sort of place are you getting the code from? Do they give you an embed option?

Julie asked a question in PBwiki on June 29, 2008 19:54:

How do I upload html self-test to a wiki page?

How do I upload html self-assesments into a wiki? Every time I try, they are rejected as spam.

I am trying to put in quizzes for the students to use, but just can't figure it out. The quarter starts Tuesday - help!

Julie started following the idea "Moving the sidebar above the "In Folder" block" in PBwiki.

Guy Fawkes replied on May 16, 2008 14:19 to the question "How do I unlink personal and professional wikis? (Not "Mom" at work!)" in PBwiki:

Be sure to keep a careful eye on which account you are using. You cannot log in to both accounts at the same time, and switch back and forth between windows. If you switch identities in one window, all other logged-in windows will assume the new identity. Rather than creating multiple accounts, PBwiki should do like Google Groups does, and allow you to set the publicly-viewable username on a case-by-case basis. That way, you could have one account, but you're "Mom" on some wikis, and "Julie" on others.

Vu Nguyen replied on May 16, 2008 02:22 to the question "How do I unlink personal and professional wikis? (Not "Mom" at work!)" in PBwiki:

The best way to do this would be to create two different accounts and have the wikis divided between them. If you have gmail, you can use the following cheat so you don't need two email addresses: if you have somebody@gmail.com as your email address, emails to somebody+word@gmail.com will go to the same address, but PBwiki will take them as separate email addresses. So you could have somebody@gmail.com be one account, and somebody+mom@gmail.com as the other.

Rachel Pennig's reply to "If this is a wiki, how do I use wiki syntax?" was just promoted to the most useful! Julie and 2 other people think it's one of the best replies.

Hello Cendion, in the edit mode of your 2.0 wiki, look on the right panel. You'll see a link named "insert a link to a new page." This should allow you to create a link to a page that does not exist yet.

I hope this is what you were looking for!

Julie asked a question in PBwiki on May 16, 2008 01:38:

How do I unlink personal and professional wikis? (Not "Mom" at work!)

I have a pbwiki account that I use for multiple wikis, two personal, and one for a class I am teaching. Can I break these into two separate accounts in some way? I inadvertently linked both my work and home e-mails to both wikis, and didn't realize it until I saw that my posts on my class site were labeled "Mom"!