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Continuing the interview with Cormac Lawler, in which we begin to address the nature of “learning by doing” as it relates to distributed projects, and wiki in particular. Cormac Lawler: About changing of groups’ structure over time, I think my own domain (Wikiversity) is showing an increasingly

This post continues the discussion about distributed action research and wikiversity from DARnet interview part two and DARnet-interview-part 1 with Cormac Lawler Cormac wrote: About changing of groups’ structure over time, I think my own domain (Wikiversity) is showing an increasingly strong

Anthropology finally gets some much needed public recognition, even admiration and praise…but wait, what’s this? An assortment of some of the English-speaking world’s most prominent newspapers recently described ANTHROPOLOGY in the following terms — no this is not a joke: “Anthropology is very

As a freelance writer, you might find it difficult to break away from one skillset in order to broaden your horizons. Improving your resume, or chances of obtaining a different style of work, is often limited by the amount of education you have in a given area.

There is something sophisticated about the various Media Wiki communities I have experienced over the past 12 months. I edit Wikipedia, Wikiversity, Wikieducator and recently Wikinews and all of them have something in them that is entirely different to the other forms of communication I have used (blogs, commercial wikis, video sharing, photo sharing etc).