Wikified

Wikified describes content, typically text, that has been formatted and structured according to the conventions of a wiki, such as Wikipedia. This often involves adding internal links (hyperlinks to other pages within the wiki), formatting with headings, bullet points, and other wiki markup, and organizing information in a collaborative, easily editable manner. The term implies a transformation from unstructured or differently structured information to a format suitable for a wiki environment.

Wikified meaning with examples

• The research paper, originally a dense wall of text, was painstakingly wikified by the team. They added internal links to related concepts, making the information far more accessible and navigable for readers interested in different aspects of the subject.
• Before uploading, the website's FAQs needed to be thoroughly wikified. Using headings, bullet points and internal links increased its readability.
• The teacher asked the students to wikified the notes they took on their lesson in order to enhance their research.
• The project's initial documentation was raw and disorganized; the first step was to wikified the content so it was formatted for easier use and understanding.
• The company's internal knowledge base was completely wikified and users can now quickly locate and review information about diverse subject matter.