==Purpose==
This wiki can be used in many ways:
  * the trainer publishes his course materials:
    * after a face-to-face session (traditional use);
    * before: the face-to-face session can then be devoted to practical applications (flipped classroom);
  * learners publish the results of their work:
    * collective construction of the written record following exploratory activities (inquiry-based learning, socio-constructivism);
    * "communication" component of a project or documentary research (project-based learning);
    * using a wiki contributes to media literacy and digital skills.
==Access rights==
  * By default, any visitor to the site can read any article. The publication of some content may however be //deferred// for specific groups owing to the chosen pedagogical modality (traditional or flipped classroom).
  * Only authenticated learners can edit an article.
    * **Be careful!** Each learner has a personal account, which allows to track the contributions of each...
    * A equation editor is available (in addition to the [[wiki:syntax|DokuWiki syntax]]).
    * Learners designated by their group will also have the right to add pages to the wiki.
  * Uploading resources (images, videos...) is reserved for trainers.
==Browsing==
The basic technique is of course to follow the links, for example [[playground:playground|this one]]. The "Trace" (at the top of each page) may also prove helpful: it gives the history of the pages viewed during the session.

Otherwise, contents can be directly searched by keywords (at the top).

Last but not least, contents are classified with //namespaces// structured as follows:
  * content written by a trainer: ''<training>:<module>:<page>'';
  * content written by learners: ''<year>:<project>:<page>''.
Everyone can browse this classification via the "Sitemap".\\
N.B. The site map is in the "Tools" drop-down menu when visiting the site from a smartphone.