Why Do People Write for Wikipedia? Incentives to Contribute to Open-Content Publishing Andrea Forte and Amy Bruckman Georgia Institute of Technology, College of Computing ,

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• Communities
• Wikipedia community
• Science and technology
• Reliability of Wikipedia
• Hebrew Wikipedia
• Laboratory Life
• Wiki
• English Wikipedia
• Academia
• Science
• German Wikipedia
• Outline of Wikipedia

This workshop submission is a shortened version of a paper submitted to KDDAugmenting Wikipedia-Extraction with Results from the Web Fei Wu and Raphael Hoffmann and Daniel S. Weld

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tumblr Replaces Traditional Blogging A ccording to Wikipedia, “a tumblelog is a variation of a blog that favors short-form, mixed-media posts over the

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Intelligence in Wikipedia Daniel S. Weld Fei Wu Eytan Adar Saleema Amershi James Fogarty

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WikiTopics: What is Popular on Wikipedia and Why Byung Gyu Ahn1 and Benjamin Van Durme1,2 and Chris Callison-Burch1 1 Center for Language and Speech Processing 2 Human Language Technology Center of Excellence

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Using Wikipedia to Bootstrap Open Information Extraction Daniel S. Weld Raphael Hoffmann Fei Wu

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From Wikipedia to the Classroom: Exploring Online Publication and Learning Andrea Forte, Amy Bruckman GVU Center, College of Computing, Georgia Institute of Technology 85 5th Street, NW Atlanta, GAch

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• Education
• Educational psychology
• Educational technology
• Computer-supported collaborative learning
• Collaborative learning
• Writing process
• Active learning
• Situated learning
• Authentic assessment
• Technology integration
• Open-source learning

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• Social information processing
• Collaboration
• Wikis
• Wikipedia reliability
• MediaWiki
• Wikipedia
• Wikimedia Foundation
• Virtual communities
• WikiTrust
• Wiki
• Wiki-Watch
• Gender bias on Wikipedia

FULL TRANSCRIPT Wikipedia defines Information Security (sometimes shortened to InfoSec) as “the practice of defending information from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, perusal, inspection

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Coordination and Beyond: Social Functions of Groups in Open Content Production Andrea Forte Drexel University

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• WikiProject
• Wikis
• English Wikipedia
• Wikipedia community
• Module:Signpost/index/2012
• Wiki
• Module:Signpost/index/2014