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My name is George Chriss, [[User:GChriss]], of The Pennsylvania State University. Some of the librarians and course designers there are talking very seriously about assigning editing Wikipedia for a course grade in courses that have several hundred students each. My first question is: is that a good thing and how do we handle that? How do we suggest metrics for them to grade on (like working with longstanding editors)? | My name is George Chriss, [[User:GChriss]], of The Pennsylvania State University. Some of the librarians and course designers there are talking very seriously about assigning editing Wikipedia for a course grade in courses that have several hundred students each. My first question is: is that a good thing and how do we handle that? How do we suggest metrics for them to grade on (like working with longstanding editors)? | ||
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Current revision as of 22:29, 20 September 2009
Jimmy Wales: Camera guy.
On a related question—
Audience member: What's your name?
My name is George Chriss, User:GChriss, of The Pennsylvania State University. Some of the librarians and course designers there are talking very seriously about assigning editing Wikipedia for a course grade in courses that have several hundred students each. My first question is: is that a good thing and how do we handle that? How do we suggest metrics for them to grade on (like working with longstanding editors)?
