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student guide on using wikipedia Post date  07.07.2006, 6:31 AM

posted by ray cha

Alan Liu from the University of California at Santa Barbara, posted on the Humanist Listserv an interesting draft policy statement on student use of Wikipedia. A copy got reposted to kairosnews. When it is completed, this guide will be a useful tool for teachers who are seeing increasing references to Wikipedia in student work. Liu is providing students (and the public for that matter) with a context for understanding how to use Wikipedia in both their research and daily lives. If:book is included in a bibliography of articles on the controversy surrounding Wikipedia and its reliability.

Posted by ray cha on July 7, 2006 6:31 AM
tags: alan_liu, student_use, wikipedia

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