Archive for February 23, 2007
A couple of days ago, the New York Times published an article on the Middlebury College’s banning of Wikipedia for student research. It’s a balanced piece that might be useful reading for both students and teachers. Author Noam Cohen quotes Jimmy Wales: Jimmy Wales, the co-founder of Wikipedia and chairman emeritus of its foundation, said [...]
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