Tag Archives: Wikipedia

14Nov/12

The sincerest form of flattery

November 14, 2012Assessment & Feedback, Dissemination, Meetings & Events, Research, Training & resourcesAcademic Misconduct, Academic Writing, Blackboard (VLE), Department of English Literature, Helen Hathaway, Institute of Education, Julia Waters, Kim Shahabudin, Mary Morrissey, Nadja Guggi, Orla Kennedy, Plagiarism, Sara Broad, School E-Learning Co-ordinators (SELCs), School of Systems Engineering, Sharing good practice in the use of Turnitin, Sparknotes, Study Advice, Sub-Committee on Academic Misconduct (SCAM), Teaching & Learning Showcase events, The use of Turnitin in Teaching & Learning, Turnitin, University of Reading Library, Virginie Ruiz, What did I do wrong?, Wikipedia

Our Teaching & Learning Showcase Series continued yesterday with a session on ‘Sharing good practice in the use of Turnitin’. Turnitin is an online service which allows educators to check students’ work forRead More…

14May/12

Digital dissent

May 14, 2012Digital community, DisseminationAlastair Culham, evaluating digital sources, Opinion, WikipediaAlastair Culham

I follow several electronic newsgroups to ensure I stay at the front of my research interests. The ever challenging issue of science on Wikipedia cropped up today with an unusually heated debateRead More…

17Jan/12

24 hours without Wikipedia?

January 17, 2012Digital communityAlastair Culham, WikipediaAlastair Culham

Wikipedia are advertising their intent to black out the English language version of their site for 24 hours. That will provide a great opportunity for data gathering on changes of web pageRead More…

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24 hours without Wikipedia?