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Revision as of 05:05, 17 September 2009
Rhea is a wiki (like wikipedia) that enables students from Purdue to teach and share concepts from class and connect those concepts to outside applications. Anybody with a Purdue career account can login to Rhea and contribute content. Learn more . . .
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Rhea is developed by a team of student volunteers. Like the student population it serves, Rhea is an evolving tool. We invite you to follow the news to be informed of the latest features added to Rhea. Meet the Rhea team.
Featured Page: Goedel's incompleteness theorem
A student's reflection on this highly interesting theorem.
Visit this page.Should we get rid of discussion pages?
We are thinking of removing the link to "discussion" under the page menu and removing this concept entirely from Rhea. Please post your thoughts here.Input needed!
The Rhea Team is organizing essay contests for cash prizes. We are looking for subject ideas and volunteers to be on the winner selection teams. Please participate in the discussion!
Acknowledgements
Rhea is supported by: 
The Motorola Foundation
and your donations.
