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Luis MarcoSegún Jimmy Wales los profesores que no dejan acceder a sus alumnos a la Wikipedia son malos educadores
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Mike ArsenaultJimmy Wales addresses the issue of students using Wikipedia.
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Quentin D'SouzaWales also said that the Free Software Foundation would be rolling out a new version of its free documentation licence, which Wikipedia may adopt.
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13 Dec 07
Michel Roland
He said young students should be able to reference the online encyclopaedia in their work.Mr Wales said the site, which is edited by users, should be seen as a "stepping stone" to other sources.As long as an article included accurate citations, he said-
He said young students should be able to reference the online encyclopaedia in their work.
Mr Wales said the site, which is edited by users, should be seen as a "stepping stone" to other sources. <!-- E SF -->
As long as an article included accurate citations, he said he had "no problem" with it being used as a reference for younger students, although academics would "probably be better off doing their own research".
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Mr Wales said the website still lacked the authority to be used as a citeable source for college-aged and university students.
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Since the controversy, in which it emerged that the "free editing" policy had allowed articles containing inaccuracies and bias to appear, the site has introduced a system of real-time peer review, in which volunteers check new and updated articles for accuracy and impartiality.
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It is this perceived lack of authority that has drawn criticism from other information sources. Ian Allgar of Encyclopaedia Britannica maintains that, with 239 years of history and rigorous fact-checking procedures, Britannica should remain a leader in authoritative, politically-neutral information.
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paul reidWikipedia founder Jimmy Wales has said teachers who refuse younger students access to the site are "bad educators".
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07 Dec 07
Pru MitchellJimmy Wales on licensing, no sponsorship and citattion: "As long as an article included accurate citations, he said he had "no problem" with it being used as a reference for younger students, although academics would "probably be better off doing their ow
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Smoot HawleyJimmy Wales is stupid. Kids could use the citations at the bottom of Wikipedia pages as a starting point for research (although the same amount of time spent at the library searching 'full text' academic articles would yield infinitely more [and better]
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Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales has said teachers who refuse students access to the site are "bad educators".
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