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Know-how has a lot to do with unique ideas, <big>'''but not much less with a mundane task of documenting them.'''</big> Wiki offers a simple and flexible way to manage information. ==What will wiki bring to your Lab?== *searchable internal knowledge base *one point of access to lab information *help remember pesky details of your experiments - even years later *retain in the lab the wisdom of previous group members, long after they move on *encourage good record keeping ==We use Mediawiki== [http://mediawiki.org Install a copy in your lab] too. There are many wiki engines available these days, but we chose Mediawiki for these reasons: *MW is the most adopted wiki in academia ''(and probably elsewhere)'' *it has more customization extensions than any other wiki engine *it is probably the most mature wiki software *heck, even Wikipedia uses it ''(and pays for the code development)'' *it's free, open source, secure and stable ==One extra good reason to adopt Media Wiki for your NMR Lab!!!== <big>'''NMR Wiki will share source of NMR and science-specific extensions with the community'''</big>, as well as offer technical support for using them. A first member in the NMR Wiki suite of extensions is the [[NMRPulse - pulse sequence drawing extension for MediaWiki|pulse sequence drawing tool]]. Also, we've adopted [[Help:Biblio extension|Biblio extension]] which allows to properly insert literature citations into the wiki pages. [[Category:NMRWiki]]

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