Wikibooks

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About

Wikibooks is ranked #1 of 27 in open educational resource platforms on Inferse. It runs on API, Self-hosted, Web.

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Free plan: Yesen.wikibooks.org
Remix and adaptation: Yesen.wikibooks.org
Authoring tools: Yesen.wikibooks.org
Download formats: PDF, HTML, wiki markup, XMLen.wikibooks.org
API access: Yesen.wikibooks.org
Content review: Yesen.wikibooks.org

Facts

Purpose: Wikibooks is an open-content collection of textbooks that anyone can edit.en.wikibooks.org · 30 Sept 2026
Content: The Wikimedia Foundation describes Wikibooks as a collection of free e-book resources, including textbooks, annotated texts, instructional guides, and manuals.wikimediafoundation.org · 30 Sept 2026
Cost: Anyone can access Wikibooks textbooks at no cost.en.wikibooks.org · 30 Sept 2026
Subjects: The site organizes books across subjects including computing, engineering, humanities, languages, mathematics, science, and social sciences.en.wikibooks.org · 30 Sept 2026
Editing: Wikibooks is designed to let people edit pages and contribute to its textbook collection.en.wikibooks.org · 30 Sept 2026
Change tracking: Readers can monitor changes to pages, linked pages, selected lists of pages, or pages edited by a particular user.en.wikibooks.org · 30 Sept 2026
Export: Collections of Wikibooks pages can be downloaded in PDF or OpenDocument format, or ordered as printed books through PediaPress.en.wikibooks.org · 30 Sept 2026
Print formats: Wikibooks help describes creating print versions of books and making PDF versions.en.wikibooks.org · 30 Sept 2026
Downloads: Users can download an XML dump of the entire English Wikibooks site or export selected pages.en.wikibooks.org · 30 Sept 2026
Account access: Logging in is not required to read Wikibooks or to edit most pages, although some exceptions apply.en.wikibooks.org · 30 Sept 2026
Privacy: The Wikimedia Foundation says edits made without registering, logging in, or using a temporary account show the editor’s IP address publicly.foundation.wikimedia.org · 30 Sept 2026
Licensing: The main page says its text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, with additional terms potentially applying.en.wikibooks.org · 30 Sept 2026
Community support: The Wikibooks Reading room is a place to raise and answer questions about technical issues, policies, and other project concerns.en.wikibooks.org · 30 Sept 2026
Content scope: The project aims to provide free e-book resources including textbooks, annotated texts, instructional guides, and manuals.wikimediafoundation.org · 30 Sept 2026
History: The Wikibooks project started in 2003.en.wikibooks.org · 30 Sept 2026
Editing: Wikibooks allows users anywhere in the world to modify pages and add new content.en.wikibooks.org · 30 Sept 2026
Markup: Wikibooks uses simple wiki markup based on UseModWiki.en.wikibooks.org · 30 Sept 2026
Software: Wikibooks runs on MediaWiki, a PHP application that stores pages in a MySQL database.en.wikibooks.org · 30 Sept 2026
Page export: Special:Export allows users to download one or more Wikibooks pages as XML.en.wikibooks.org · 30 Sept 2026
Book formats: Collections can be downloaded as PDF or ODT files.en.wikibooks.org · 30 Sept 2026
Print integration: Collections can be sent to PediaPress for print-on-demand delivery.en.wikibooks.org · 30 Sept 2026
API: MediaWiki provides Action and REST APIs for accessing wiki content and functionality, including searching, retrieving, transforming, and editing pages.mediawiki.org · 30 Sept 2026
API limits: API query results for regular users cannot exceed 500 for list and property queries, and per-user rate limits apply from 2026.mediawiki.org · 30 Sept 2026
Support: Wikimedia Phabricator is used to track MediaWiki bugs and feature requests.en.wikibooks.org · 30 Sept 2026
Privacy: The Wikimedia Foundation says it collects very little personal information and does not rent or sell it to third parties.foundation.wikimedia.org · 30 Sept 2026
Security: The privacy policy describes access controls, network firewalls, and physical security measures, while stating that completely secure transmission or storage cannot be guaranteed.foundation.wikimedia.org · 30 Sept 2026