WIKIPEDIA

There's a love-hate relationship with Wikipedia already for not being a credible source. Anybody can go in and just type in information that's not fact checked. So why block an interviewer's link with correct info?

I've often been offended by Michael Jackson jokes, but Wikipedia is a trusted source for accurate information, and this is a travesty!

The wiki model of collaborative changes can both effect great change and lead to issues in enforcing a common standard of behavior. This is a case examination of a problematic user and the application of Wikipedia's guidelines and policies.

We probably underestimate how many people get a set opinion about a political candidate based on their Wikipedia page. With recent edits and add-ons for our current candidates, it may turn into an edit war that leads to vast misinformation...

The second assignment in the sequence I use, this one asks students to write an essay where they discuss what is similar and what is different about two Wikipedia Articles.

A team of researchers are planning to create a catalog of Human Genetics, which will consist the entries on the functioning of individual genes, and will also make entire documentation available to anyone on in an editable format of Wikipedia.

The article gives a brief history of the Wikipedia project including the operation and function of a "wiki."

The rocky beginnings of Wikipedia and the behemoth it has become.

The way Wikipedia currently works is that anyone can anonymously edit any entry on the site. And a lot of contributors and subject-matter experts feel that people abuse and misuse the freedom Wikipedia's set-up provides by inputting information that is rarely questioned.

Wikipedia is a very useful website, just be cautious in accepting everything you read on it.

Wikipedia's credibility has gone down since discoveries of false expertise. Could you be getting the wrong information?

Wikipedia, the free community-driven online encyclopedia, announced Wednesday that it will start asking contributors who claim credentials to back up the claim. Anonymous posters will still be allowed, but will not be able to claim credentials.

Many people know about the free on-line encyclopedia, Wikipedia.org, but few people realize that the concept behind the encyclopedia, the Wiki, can be used for all sorts of uses. One of the best free, personal programs can be found at TiddlyWiki.com.

An editorial on how Wikipedia has gone mainstream and the shadow Wikipedia that has arisen during its meteoric rise.

What is Wikipedia? It's that information database that rests among the top results of just about every search term you type into Google. This article explains exactly what Wikipedia is, and why so much controversy surrounds its accuracy.

Wikipedia is the largest source of reference materials on the Internet. Thousands of people have contributed the information found on Wikipedia.