TomHoffman is experimenting with Zwikif, Zope and other good stuf at the Feinstein High School (Providence RI) site at:

http://www.feinsteinhs.org/

as part of a comprehensive program to integrate learning at Feinstien with the Web.  What follows is from what TomHoffman had to say on the former home page of Feinstein High School cerca June, 2002: 

'''Zope, Zwiki & Squishdot''' The first version of the new Feinstein High School website was created during July 2001. In typical FHS form, I was given 10 days notice to prepare 3 days of professional development on technology for part of our new incoming staff. I hastily assembled a site to illustrate and demonstrate basic ideas about creating and using dynamic content on our website, using the Zope web application environment, and two well established zope modules or "products," the Squishdot weblog, and Zwiki, a wiki implementation. I created accounts for each teacher on the site, which allowed them to create and edit wikis and contribute news to the weblog.

Here is the wiki deployed at Feinstein High School which is open to the world on the web in the spirit of wiki:  http://www.feinsteinhs.org/FHS/home/zwiki/FrontPage http://andreweweww.wordpress.com/
 
He now has a lot more to say as he has gone to blogging: http://stone.tuttlesvc.org:880/
and back a bit in time from there to http://stone.tuttlesvc.org:88/blog

Here is TomHoffman's class weblog project using wiki for the log environment:http://stone.tuttlesvc.org:88/class/FrontPage

and also catch his Tuttle for Small Schools project at  http://zope.org/Members/hoffman/tuttle

JohnDeBruyn (June 29, 2003)