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Monthly Archives: April 2014
Writing for Wikipedia or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Coding
I have a new found respect for Wikipedia contributors. For our Wikipedia Creation, I decided to fill a void in the Wiki-verse. I am an intern with the David Mathews Center for Civic Life (not that Dave Matthews), and the … Continue reading
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Tagged copyright, creation, politics of info, wikipedia, writing
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My Wikipedia Edit
Originally, I had a difficult time trying to decide what to edit. I kept asking myself, “what do I know that others don’t”? (guess I’m not really an expert on anything). But the more I thought about it, I decided … Continue reading
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House of Cards Review *Spoiler Alert*
In the series, House of Cards, narrator and protagonist Frank Underwood plays a very strategic, albeit manipulative, House Whip for the Democratic Party. As viewers, we follow Frank’s life and watch him systematically take down every obstacle which stands between him … Continue reading
The Epistemological Quagmire of Wikipedia
I have never edited a Wikipedia article before, and after doing this once, I quickly realized that it’s a bad task for people who already have OCD tendencies to take up. Clearly, this should not be a hobby of mine. … Continue reading
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Tagged art, Dutch Golden Age, editing, information, Ruisdael, wikipedia
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Putting Brennan on the Map!
Currently, I’m in a constitutional law class. While doing research for various papers, I realized very few websites have taken the time to organize cases according to Supreme Court justices (e.g. which cases they wrote majority opinions, dissenting opinions, concurring … Continue reading
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Tagged court cases, Justice Brennan, justices, supreme court, wikipedia
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Ten Thoughts You Have While Reading an Academic Journal Article
Here’s my Buzzfeed article!
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Recipes for Health Nuts
Check out my buzz feed article: 5 Recipes For Health Nut Sports Fans
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To Cite or Not to Cite
In keeping with the theme of information dissemination, I thought it would be fun to look at some of the ways us “digital natives” immediately know a source isn’t reliable. For those of us who’ve been browsing the web since … Continue reading
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Tagged buzzfeed, citations, credibility, information, information literacy, sources
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Some Thoughts on Curation
Greetings all! I decided to dust off this old post from a previous course on curation to accompany our “readings” (actually listenings this week). We are listening to two radio/podcast clips: one from On The Media, and the other from NPR. You can … Continue reading
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Tagged buzzfeed, culture, curation, internet, On the Media, reading
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BuzzFeed Article: 9 Signs You’re a Soon-To-Be College Grad
Here is my Buzz Feed article! Very relevant to my life right now.
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