To navigate in this web of thoughts you can begin with any term marked as a link, from within the entries as well as from the navigation bar at the right. Or you can go to the [[Table of Contents]] to get an idea of the more structured side of this hypertext, or look at the [[Index]] for keywords.\n\nWe will update the MicroWiki regularly. Go to [[Contribute!]] if you'd like to take part in the process. \n\nDifferent from usual wikis like Wikipedia, this can at present not be done directly. If you move the mouse over the text, you can edit the text, but the changes will not be directly saved to the server. To save your personal text changes, download the whole wiki-text (click on "Save Changes" in the right bar). \n\nThe ingenious TiddlWiki software used here is a client-side wiki: It really is just a HTML file with some dynamic javascript. In the wider sense it belongs to the rapidly growing context of dynamic, user-centred and [[Microcontent]]-based [[Web 2.0]] applications. And this context is of special relevance for the notion of [[Microlearning]] and [[Microknowledge]].