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Alright DT I need some brains trust help with this from anyone in a more corporate or structured setting. Or with experience in these kinds of things. Doing some furious googling now as well but there's so many choices.
What MS Office product would you most recommend using to create and share training guides / documentation / knowledge base? Something that's browser based, the pages link to each other, can support inline images and videos, and allows multiple editors with edit tracking, a bit like a wiki but less dense. But nowhere near as technical as github.
I worked in an org that used Sharepoint as a team-generated wiki and it was surprisingly effective once everyone got over the initial "what do I write here can I just write anything" hurdle.