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Why I joined Wikipedia?
First of all, I did not join due to recent reports about the lack of contributing women and academics, though I am a member of both "minorities". The primary reason for getting an account now is that while searching for overview information about the topics mentioned below I discovered lacks of structure and linking. For minor typos I never felt the need to actually get an account, but for these topics since I figured there's more work still needed. So far I have only added some links between the related articles, corrected some typos and added some structure where needed. But I plan to expand the articles and therefore considered getting an account. As a result: Here I am, a female with a master's degree, soon to be PhD and therefore adding diversity to the community - I could make a rap song out of this ;-).
Topics of Interest
- Analytics
- Data Mining
- Learning Analytics
- Educational Data Mining
- Computer-supported collaborative learning
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About me
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| Wikipedia:Babel | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
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| Search user languages |
Why I joined Wikipedia?
First of all, I did not join due to recent reports about the lack of contributing women and academics, though I am a member of both "minorities". The primary reason for getting an account now is that while searching for overview information about the topics mentioned below I discovered lacks of structure and linking. For minor typos I never felt the need to actually get an account, but for these topics since I figured there's more work still needed. So far I have only added some links between the related articles, corrected some typos and added some structure where needed. But I plan to expand the articles and therefore considered getting an account. As a result: Here I am, a female with a master's degree, soon to be PhD and therefore adding diversity to the community - I could make a rap song out of this ;-).
Topics of Interest
- Analytics
- Data Mining
- Learning Analytics
- Educational Data Mining
- Computer-supported collaborative learning
Useful & interesting links
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Tip of the moment...
Sister projects & interwiki linking
If you want to write a dictionary definition, recipe or quotation archive, consider using one of Wikipedia's sister projects, such as Wiktionary or Wikiquote. These are more specialised, as they focus on a particular type of page. Links can be made to these pages by adding the project name as a namespace ("Wikiquote:", "Wikibooks:", "Wiktionary:"), or using the shortcuts ("Q:", "B:", and "Wikt:", respectively). Wikipedia is written by volunteer editors and hosted by the Wikimedia Foundation, a non-profit organization that also hosts a range of other volunteer projects:
– – Read more: To add this auto-randomizing template to your user page, use {{
totd-random}}
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