2010 · 12 citations · 21 references
ManagementComputer ScienceEducational TechnologyKnowledge PreservationKnowledge SharingOpen Educational ResourcesAccess To InformationDigital PublishingKnowledge RepositoriesCollaborative WikisOpen Information SharingOpen Knowledge Sharing
Although the success of online encyclopedias such as Wiki-pedia is indisputable, researchers have questioned usefulness of Wikipedia in educational settings. Problems such as copy&paste syndrome, unchecked quality, or fragmentation of knowledge have been recognized as serious drawbacks for a wide spread application of Wikipedia in universities or high schools. In this paper we present a Wiki-based encyclopedia called Austria-Forum that aims to combine openness and collaboration aspects of Wikipedia with approaches to build a structured, quality inspected, and context-sensitive online encyclopedia. To ensure tractability of the publishing process the system focuses on providing information within a local Austrian context. It is our experience that such an approach represents a first step of a proper application of online encyclopedias in educational settings.
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