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Think about how often, in the course of a week, you visit Wikipedia. Maybe you're searching for basic information about a topic, or getting sucked into a wiki-hole where you meant to study up on the Brexit” but somehow find yourself, several related pages later, reading about the carbonic maceration process for making wine (to take just one example that has totally never happened to me).



The lack of vital article meta- [http://linegong1.bloguetechno.com/-Curriculum-Development-In-Library-And-InformationScience-Education-In-Nigerian-Universities-527392 http://linegong1.bloguetechno.com/-Curriculum-Development-In-Library-And-InformationScience-Education-In-Nigerian-Universities-527392] is another potentially serious issue. Wikis are authored by communities, not individuals (open editing/distributed page authorship and ownership), and thus discourage the feeling of authorship. It is usually impossible to properly identity contributors to a wiki entry since wiki authors are typically anonymous, unless the group of contributors is extremely limited and/or authorial identification is enforced (but this latter option might deplete a wiki of one of its most important ingredients of strength) 69 All what one usually finds in wikis are IP addresses and nicknames of authors and editors. The lack of clear and complete authorship/editorship information attached to each wiki entry, including authors'/editors' affiliations and credentials, is a very serious quality issue encountered in most wiki-based encyclopaedias these days.



Some misinformed doctors say obesity is genetic because they look at parents and their children, and they draw the incorrect conclusion that, because both are obese, it must be genetic. The truth is, they're both obese because the parent refuses to exercise, and the child mimics the parent. Plus, they both follow the same obesity-promoting diet. It has nothing to do with genes and everything to do with something called parental modeling.



Another fun activity could be creating a family savings project so you all start saving (or making) money for the next family trip? We sell essential oils as a family, and our teenage daughter is starting her own t-shirt line to fund a lot of fun world travel we want to do together. Whether it's garage sales, or having a little side business on eBay or Etsy, there are many ways a family can work together on the family travel budget.



If you start with the projects under the Wikimedia Foundation however, this includes Wikipedia, Wikibooks, Wikiversity and Wikimedia Commons (as well as several other project spaces), their operating principles require the use of free copyrights, free formats, and obviously using platforms that make it simple to copy and modify works. These project spaces are user generated however, so some caution still needs to be observed in the use of resources found there. In some instances, 3rd party copyrights may not have been properly observed for example. The larger projects like Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons however, have a very large user base and these oversights are usually dealt with quickly. The smaller projects however, have less users participating, and so errors can exist for longer.



It has a clean, beautiful interface featuring a minimum amount of buttons on any given screen (max is 2). Instead of just typing a query and getting the results (which you can do), you're also able to browse the entire dictionary word-by-word. This ensures context, so you always know where you are in the larger scheme of things, and can quickly bounce from one word to another without losing your way.



It's quite typical for students' academic performance to drop upon entering middle school. Along with everything else that's going on - rollercoaster emotions, physical changes, and social upheaval - your child is also coping with harder classes, more homework, and a whole new set of academic expectations. Middle school teachers don't form the close bonds with students that your child enjoyed in grade school. There is less small group and personalized instruction. Teachers expect students to take charge of assignments and projects with less day-to-day guidance.



Day (1989) has urged library and information science schools to concentrate on giving students hands - on - experience of packages that they are likely to encounter in their future careers. This is at present a tail dream considering the fact that most of the library schools are so over populated with students that available facilities are stretched. Over population of students also creates the problems of classroom control.



ICTs have potentials (Haddad &amp; Darxler, 2002) to contribute to effective learning through expanding access, promoting efficiency, improving the quality of learning, enhancing the quality of teaching and improving management systems. ICTs also offer possibilities for long distance learning. The introduction of ICT into higher education clearly changes the way education is conducted. Not only is it possible to work with distance learning and achieve a closer collaboration between different universities, ICT is also paving the way for new pedagogical approach where students should be able to communicate, create presentations is power points, interact with colleagues and teachers using technology and so on.



I have to agree with almost everything this author writes purely from my own experience. My own parent were extremely insecure and basically weak people. While growing up when someone asked what i wanted to become in my mind i pictured to be someone as far as opposite to my father. My parent did did not have confidence and they were always afraid i would be in troble, they were always afraid of this or that. As an an adult i can surely say it has affected me. Today i am somewhat of a average earner with a degree, i've learned martial arts and am physically strong (something my father was not) As an adult I am afraid to have children fearing i will pass on my parents baggage on to my kids and ruin them.