Wikimedian in Residence for the National Library of Scotland Twelve month project report, July 2013 – July 2014 ALLY CROCKFORD 31 July, 2014

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• Districts of Scotland
• Lieutenancy areas of Scotland
• World Wide Web
• Crowdsourcing
• St. Petersburg
• Florida
• Wikimedia Foundation
• Wikisource
• Wikipedia
• Wikibooks
• Subdivisions of Scotland
• Geography of Europe
• Council areas of Scotland

Sponsoring Committee: Professor Helen Nissenbaum, Chairperson Professor Gabriella Coleman Professor Natalia Levina IN GOOD FAITH: WIKIPEDIA COLLABORATION AND

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• World Wide Web
• Open content
• Collaboration
• Collaborative projects
• Web 2.0
• Wikipedia
• Wiki
• Outline of Wikipedia
• Larry Sanger
• Human–computer interaction
• Hypertext
• Social information processing

The Syllabus: A 12-week assignment to write a Wikipedia article Wikimedia Foundation

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References: Wikicode Inserting a single reference To add a single reference, insert the following code into the text where you want the inline citation to appear, placing the citation information between two “ref” ta

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• Bibliography
• Citation
• Reference
• Wikipedia
• HTML element
• Case citation
• Law
• World Wide Web
• Library science

KMI, The Open University at NTCIR-9 CrossLink: Cross-Lingual Link Discovery in Wikipedia Using Explicit Semantic Analysis Petr Knoth Lukas Zilka

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• Statistics
• Information science
• Information retrieval
• Computational linguistics
• Web 2.0
• Semantic similarity
• Km
• Hyperlink
• Wikipedia
• Science
• Natural language processing
• Hypertext

Choosing an article Choosing a Wikipedia article to work on can be a challenge, especially for new editors. Here are some strategies that other students have used.

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• Collaborative projects
• Web 2.0
• Scientific revolution
• Social information processing
• Wikipedia
• Reference
• Web portal
• Online encyclopedias
• Open content
• World Wide Web

Collaboration with the Axis Powers during World War II From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search This article needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this

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• Puppet states
• Collaboration during World War II
• Occupation of the Baltic states
• Axis powers
• World War II
• Responsibility for the Holocaust
• Schutzstaffel
• Vichy France
• Occupation of Denmark
• Military history by country
• Military
• The Holocaust

WiSeNet: Building a Wikipedia-based Semantic Network with Ontologized Relations Andrea Moro Roberto Navigli

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• Data management
• Relational model
• WordNet
• Artificial intelligence
• Information extraction
• Finitary relation
• Table
• Semantic network
• Function
• Knowledge representation
• Science
• Mathematics

Analysis and Forecasting of Trending Topics in Online Media Streams Tim Althoff Damian Borth

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• Web 2.0
• Twitter
• Data analysis
• Time series analysis
• Text messaging
• Hashtag
• Forecasting
• Wikipedia
• Forecast error
• Information
• World Wide Web
• Data

Citing sources on Wikipedia Citations are critical for making content on Wikipedia reliable. Here’s how to cite sources in the articles on which you are working.

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• Bibliography
• Legal citation
• Citation
• Reference
• Wikipedia
• Case citation
• Article
• Reliability of Wikipedia
• Law
• World Wide Web
• Library science