In an interesting development (they say they have been about since 2007, but this is the first I have heard of them), you can now collate your favourite articles from Wikipedia and have them printed as book. You can print your own reference book, or text book. Knowing how academia feel about Wikipedia I am [...]
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Print Your Own Text Book From Wikipedia: Pediapress
Posted in Internet, Musings, tagged wikipedia on August 17, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Reliability in the midst of chaos
Posted in Digital World, Musings, Opinion, Web 2.0 applications, tagged Generation Y, information literacy, students, user education, Web 2.0, wikipedia on May 28, 2009 | 4 Comments »
A teaching student comes to the desk of my public library. She comes across as intelligent, capable, library friendly – she knows what she’s looking for and how to articulate it. She’s looking for information on different types of pen through the ages as a backgrounder to a lesson plan. She’d like book references if possible, [...]



