Como hace mucho que no hablamos de wikis, aquí tenéis hoy dos enlaces sobre el «caso wikipedia»: HBS Case on Wikipedia y Wikipedia (B); extraídos de AndrewMcAfee:
«My colleague Karim Lakhani and I have just finished the first Harvard Business School case on Wikipedia. Like Wikipedia itself, this case is available for free online and published under the GFDL.
It’s focal point is the articles for deletion process on Wikipedia’s «Enterprise 2.0» article, but I’ll use this focal point and the other information in the case for a much broader classroom discussion. Using this case, I’ll talk with students about:
- Why Nupedia (Wikipedia’s more formal predecessor) failed to gather momentum, and why Wikipedia has gathered so much.
- Whether Wikipedia’s highly egalitarian and freeform editing processes and policies yield good results and, if so, how this happens.
- How decision rights are allocated in Wikipedia.»(leer más…)
Fuente: [ Andrew McAfee ]
tags: e-learning
, aprendizaje, web2.0, Karim Lakhani, web 2.0, Andrew McAfee
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