#MedienWiki ##Media Wiki Installation for Bauhaus-Universität Weimar##

##About MedienWiki is a grassroots MediaWiki initiative at the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar. It is supposed to be an easy and instant way to share and collaborate on course contents and student works. The MedienWiki is a unique and open platform where we accumulate the common knowledge of staff and students alike, preserving it for future generations at the Bauhaus-Universität and beyond. This becomes more and more crucial since Bachelors and Masters have less time to pass on their knowledge to younger students and faculty staff is hired on a short term basis. Redundant class preparation of similar or identical content in reoccurring subjects like Processing, Arduino and Pure Data can be avoided, freeing time for innovation and research. We like to share and reuse content amongst classes, chairs and faculty. (uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/About)

##Folders

• ~archive: contains old files of the first MedienWiki installation. This folder will be deleted when the current version will go online. It contains:
• the current .htaccess file (renamed to ,htaccess)
• extensions: current extensions
• skins: the current MedienWiki skin
• wiki: contains the (latest) MedienWiki installation from http://www.mediawiki.org
• usability: Contains Research results from usability test and user research
• Wireframes: Possible Layouts and Interface changes.

##LocalSettings.php For security reasons, the LocalSettings.php is split into two parts. The file "LocalSettings.php" includes a second LocalSettings.php file, which is ignored by this git repository.

##Links

• MedienWiki: uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki
• MediaWiki: http://www.mediawiki.org
• MediaWiki Git Repository: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Download_from_Git

##License This repository and all source files are under the same license as the mediawiki installation. See http://mediawiki.org for more informations.

All images, logos, brands, names and contents related to the Bauhaus-University Weimar remain under copyright and are not part of this software. © Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, Faculty of Media. Just ask if you're unsure, we're not out to protect knowledge, but we have to make sure we don't release any rights we do not own.

##Team

• Michael Markert
• Max Neupert
• Gabriel Rausch
• Jan Dittrich (User Research, Usability)