Wikipedia A New Community Of Practice

Dan O'Sullivan

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Wikipedia A New Community Of Practice
During its brief existence Wikipedia has proved astonishingly successful with 2.8 million articles in English alone available freely to all with access to the internet. The online encyclopedia can be seen as the 21st centuryâs version of earlier historical attempts to gather the worldâs knowledge into one place - this unique book offers a description of some of these earlier attempts. OâSullivan follows with a thorough analysis of Wikipedia itself, suggesting how to approach and...

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Wikipedia A New Community Of Practice
During its brief existence Wikipedia has proved astonishingly successful with 2.8 million articles in English alone available freely to all with access to the internet. The online encyclopedia can be seen as the 21st centuryâs version of earlier historical attempts to gather the worldâs knowledge into one place - this unique book offers a description of some of these earlier attempts. OâSullivan follows with a thorough analysis of Wikipedia itself, suggesting how to approach and contribute to the site, and what can be gained from using it. Writing in an accessible style the author takes a socio-historical approach and argues that by looking at communities of practice in the past we can come to understand the radical, even political, nature of Wikipedia. The book will have a broad appeal to anyone interested in the development of this unique project, including information management professionals but also historians, sociologists, educators and students.
Nº de Páginas: 200
Encadernação: Capa Mole / Paperback
Tema: Study & learning skills: general
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Taylor & Francis

Idiomas

Inglês

Número de páginas

200,0

Peso

367,41

Data de lançamento

17/11/2016

Série/Edição Limitada

1

EAN

9781138267749

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