All Papers Accepted for Wikis4SE

”Documentation Center”, José Manuel García Alonso, José Javier Berrocal Olmeda, Juan Manuel Murillo Rodríguez

”Documenting the Mozilla Project - A Practical Example of Wikis in Open Source Documentation”, Eric Shepherd

”Experiences with a Wiki to Support Architectural Knowledge Sharing”, Rik Farenhorst, Hans van Vliet

”Extending and Integrating Wikis to Improve Software Documentation”, Filipe Figueiredo Correia

”Using Structured Wikis in Software Engineering”, Lisa Dyer, Anne Gentle

”Wiki Supported Collaborative Requirements Engineering”, David Ferreira, Alberto Rodrigues da Silva

”Wiki-based Requirements Management for Business Process Reengineering”, Luca Abeti, Paolo Ciancarini, Rocco Moretti

”Wiquila – a Wiki rich client that mixes well with other sources of software project information”, Tim Romberg

”The Culture of Collaboration”, David Biesack (SAS Institute)

”Wikis for Women - An Experience Report”, Anthony Cox (Dalhousie University) and Maryanne Fisher (Saint Mary’s University)

”The Role of Wiki Technology in Student Global Software Development - Are All Students Ready?”, Olly Gotel, (Pace University), Vidya Kulkarni (University of Delhi), Long Chrea Neak (Institute of Technology of Cambodia) and Christelle Scharff (Pace University)

”Incorporating Wikis Into Software Repository Mining”, Michael T. Helmick, James D. Kiper, Janet Burge, Valerie Cross and Gerald Gannod (Miami University)

”Building a Pattern Repository - Benefitting from the Open, Lightweight, and Participative Nature of Wikis”, Michael Weiss (Carleton University) and Aliaksandr Birukou (University of Trento)

”Lightweight End-user Programming with Wikis”, Craig Anslow and Dirk Riehle (SAP Research)

”A Component-Based, Agile Software Development Wiki”, Chris Lüer (Ball State University)