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WIKIPEDIA

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•DO YOU FIND IT USEFUL?

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•DO YOU TRUST IT?

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• WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT COLLECTIVE

PARTICIPATION?•DO YOU BELIEVE

PEOPLE CAN LEARN BY USING

WIKIPEDIA?

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•DO YOU BELIEVE IN EDITING?

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WHAT IS WIKIPEDI

A?

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JIMBO WALESJIMMY WALES

LARRY SANGER

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• That sum of total human knowledge is available to everyone in their own language

• Main goal: EDTECH• (Education & Technology)

• Students learn by editing, not by reading

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NO MARKETING

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1. WIKIPEDIA IS A TOP TEN WEB PROPERTY

• 500 million monthly users• 21. 3 billion monthly pageviews• 30.7 million pages (in English Wikipedia alone)• 286 languages

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2.THE WIKIMEDIA FOUNDATION

• Everything is edited by a community VOLUNTEERS• It contributes to the function of Wikipedia • Keeps the servers running• Supports the technology• In charge of admin and legal counsel

• IT IS NOT INVOLVED IN THE CONTENT AT ALL

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THE WIKIMEDIA FOUNDATION

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3.VOLUNTEERS DISCUSS ARTICLES

• The community discuss different kinds of articles

• They debate their reliability and accuracy in a very deep way

• Volunteers enforce a policy about the behaviour.

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WIKIMANIA• Each year, an international conference called Wikimania brings the people together who are involved in the Wikimedia organizations and projects.

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4.PROFILE PAGE & WALL•Volunteers have their own profile page• They have a wall where people leave messages that then are analysed.

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5.NEWSFEEDS•Volunteers can add sources of information, or web pages as a recommendation.•WIKIMEDIA 17.7 m pieces of freely reusable multimedia.

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HOW TO EDIT A

WIKIPEDIA ARTICLE?

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STEP 1

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STEP 2

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STEP 3

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STEP 4

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