Michael Peel wrote:
> Having said that, I've just looked at the original document:
>
> http://www.ofqual.gov.uk/files/2009-12-24-plagiarism-students.pdf
>
> It actually does a pretty good job at giving advice on how to use
> Wikipedia. It's just the Telegraph that chose the choice quote and
> i
Perhaps a quick note about Special:Cite?
...said... ==> ...stated..?
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Michael Peel wrote:
> Having said that, I've just looked at the original document:
>
> http://www.ofqual.gov.uk/files/2009-12-24-plagiarism-students.pdf
>
> It actually does a pretty good job at givi
Guys
As a Board member I personally believe we should be attempting to promote
our Schools Project here and that should sit at the heart of any release.
Feel free to wrap any or all your very valid points below inside and around
the idea/goal of the project, should you agree with me.
To refre
Steve Virgin wrote:
>
> As a Board member I personally believe we should be attempting to
> promote our Schools Project here and that should sit at the heart of
> any release. Feel free to wrap any or all your very valid points below
> inside and around the idea/goal of the project, should you a
I could not agree more.
:-)
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-Telegraph> Steve Virgin wrote:
>>
>> As a Board member I personally b
On Thu, 2010-01-07 at 13:10 +, Steve Virgin wrote:
> I could not agree more.
Whoever wrote the guidelines for the government is a smart cookie. There
is that clear implication that learning how to judge the credibility of
any piece of information presented to you is a valuable skill.
At issue
Brian McNeil wrote:
> I'd be happy to help draft a guide on use of Wikipedia by schools if
> someone starts it. The one on Wikipedia isn't really appropriate for
> kids of 12 or under. It's also not focussed enough to be quickly useful
> to educators - it shouldn't just be a case of telling people
2010/1/7 Steve Virgin :
> As a Board member I personally believe we should be attempting to promote
> our Schools Project here and that should sit at the heart of any release.
I don't disagree that this is an opportunity to mention our project,
but I don't think it should be the heart of the relea
