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NOTE: This event is managed by WebJunction. Please check their calendar (registration link above) for any changes to this event.Wikipedia is an increasingly prominent player in the web search environment, and more people are finding it "a good place to start research." Despite open questions regarding quality, Wikipedia shares common goals with libraries in ensuring free accessibility to information, and relying on authoritative sources. This presentation will overview the past efforts and future potential of libraries and librarians working with Wikipedia. Discussed are strategies to drive web- and foot-traffic to libraries through the use of Wikipedia. Plus powerful tips and tricks are revealed into the software and policies of Wikipedia, helping librarians to critically address quality for themselves.Presented by: Max Klein, Wikipedian in Residence at OCLC Research
Categories: Customer Service, Management Skills/Administration, Reference, Technology
Tags: Wikipedia, research
This event is sponsored by Illinois State Library.Event listed by: Chicago Public Library System, Dominican University, GSLIS, Continuing Prof Dev, Illinois Heartland Library System and Reaching Across Illinois Library System
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