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Twin Wiki Wonders? Wikipedia and Wikibooks as Powerful Tools for Online Collaborative Writing

, 2009
Web 2.0 technologies empower individuals to contribute thoughts and ideas rather than passively survey online content and resources. Such participatory environments foster opportunities for community building and knowledge sharing, while encouraging the creation of artifacts beyond what any single person could accomplish alone.
Meng-Fen Grace Lin, Curtis J. Bonk, Suthiporn Sajjapanroj   +2 more
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Wikibooks

Reference Reviews, 2009
Scott Millard
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Wikibooks and Wikibookians: Loosely Coupled Community or a Choice for Future Textbooks?

IEEE Transactions on Learning Technologies, 2011
This study was conducted to better understand Wikibookian apprenticeship and identity as well as the environment or community they operate in. Our initial study explored the basic demographics, purpose and goals, ownership, collaborative work experiences, successes and failures, and advantages and disadvantages of wikibooks.
Curtis J Bonk, Meng Lin
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Wikibooks in higher education: Empowerment through online distributed collaboration

Computers in Human Behavior, 2008
Gilad Ravid, Yoram M Kálmán
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Wikibooks

2015
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The tensions of transformation in three cross-institutional wikibook projects

Internet and Higher Education, 2009
Abstract Wikis have the potential to change learning environments from traditional knowledge transmission models to knowledge transformative ones where students generate, share, and reshape knowledge. In this three-part study, graduate students created wikibooks across institutional settings.
Curtis J Bonk, Nari Kim
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A Wikibooks-Wikidata Integration for Crowdsourced Curatorship at the Museu Paulista in Brazil

Studi E Saggi
The article presents an initiative for the digital dissemination of the Museu Paulista collection, based on the reuse of data available on Wikidata for the creation of a Wikibook in Portuguese. "The photographs of Guilherme Gaensly in the collection of the Museu Paulista" features a set of 140 photographs and postcards by Gaensly, especially urban ...
João Peschanski, Solange Lima
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Wikibook Transformations and Disruptions

2010
A Wikibook is a transformative and disruptive technology that is finding increasing use in schools and higher education institutions. This new form of technology is inexpensive, accessible, and fairly responsive to the user. When engaged in a Wikibook project in an academic setting, learners are granted power to control the content and process of ...
Curtis J. Bonk, Mimi Miyoung Lee, Nari Kim, Meng-Fen Grace Lin   +3 more
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Co-creation of a translation methodology using Wikibooks

The workshop aimed to collectively think about how to prototype a way to quickly translate freely licensed books using Wikibooks. Rather than a space focused on imparting knowledge about the platform, the proposal sought to co-design a methodology for ...
Luis Fernando Medina
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Building a Networked Environment in Wikis: The Evolving Phases of Collaborative Learning in a Wikibook Project

Journal of Educational Computing Research, 2009
Wikis, when used as an open editing tool, can have profound and subtle effects on students' collaborative learning process. Hailed as a collaborative learning and writing tool, many questions remain regarding the pedagogical impacts of using wikis in the classroom. Do students feel comfortable editing each others' wiki articles?
Hong Lin, Kathleen D. Kelsey
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