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The Outdoor Ed Community is the online Social Networking site for outdoor professionals where you can interact colleagues and peers from around the world.
Outdoor Ed offers the best source for outdoor professionals to find careers and for employers to find great staff. We also host the largest online directory of companies and schools offering outdoor and experiential education programs and degrees. You can search for specific jobs, companies or schools.
From Wilderness First Aid courses to rock climbing certifications, this is your source for finding professional training.
The Outdoor Ed Community is where you can interact with other outdoor professionals.
The wiki home page displays when you access your community wikis.
The Browse Wikis panel displays the wiki community wikis. You can click on a wiki title to open the wiki. The icons to the left of each title indicate the user rating.
Outdoor Ed lists the most recently published wiki pages in the section below the Browse Wikis panel, along with filter settings:
The bottom of the page allows you to browse the wikis page by page.
The sidebar contains additional functionality, some of which will vary depending on the wiki theme. The example above displays two common widgets: Shortcuts and Tags.
Shortcuts provides you with access to wiki functionality, again dependent upon the user's administrative privileges. In the example above, the user can create a new wiki or access the wiki administration functionality on the Control Panel.
The tags list shows all the tags that are used by the wikis. Sometimes the list of tags grows larger than the space allotted on the sidebar. The user can click View More to view the entire list of tags.
To Edit an existing Wiki Page just click the Edit Tab and make your changes. The Outdoor Ed Wiki keeps track of previous versions as new edits are made. Some Wiki entries (like this instructional article) are locked and youi'll see a padlock icon next to the title that indicates that this page cannot be edited.