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W13. Categorization - Youngryun,Chun

1. Summary Categories are used to group pages among similar topics. This helps Wikipedia-using readers find relevant articles through sorted pages as they navigate through topics. Categories are usually at the bottom of Wikipedia article pages. In addition, categories can create subsections to construct a tree-like structure. Therefore, proper use of these categories is important. Categories function as connecting and sorting pages. Wikipedia’s users can also search for information according to a specific sort. 2. What interesting Through this material, I learned the technical part of making categories. I didn't put it in the summary, but I learned how to use it practically. I think we can organize more articles and make them easier for people to see. Through what I learned last week and what I learned today, I have a standard to make my articles more complete. 3. Discussion How can I choose the criteria for grouping categories?

W12. Article development - Youngryun,Chun

1.Summary The manual style introduces five kinds. There are the mos, readable division, Linking and Consistency. The read section should be independent as a brief overview of the article, and the material that comes out first should reflect the importance of the topic. Also, only if the image is better than the existing image should be added or replaced, and when inserting a link, the first word should be associated with the relevant article on the subject. Consistency, stability and clarity are important in making Wikipedia articles. It is wrong to change style without good reason. Also, articles should be easy to read and find information in encyclopedias from reliable sources. Some of Wikipedia's articles are detailed from the outset, but most develop into well-written compositions over time due to the participation of others. First, I can think of the topic I want to write about, and if Wikipedia doesn't have an article on that topic, I can produce an article. If you ...

W11. Reading Assignments - Youngryun, Chun

1. Summary Creative Commons is a global nonprofit organization that enables the sharing and reuse of knowledge through the provision of free legal tools. The organization encourages and helps reuse and creative use of works by providing information to be used on a generous basis. They are helping others realize the full potential of the Internet. They not only provide copyright but also provide other tools to facilitate the sharing and discovery of creative works. They are not against copyright laws and encourage people to use their work if they want to open it to the public. The CCL provides a way to manage copyright terms attached to creative materials belonging to copyright and allows the materials to be legally shared and reused. It includes copyright licenses as well as other rights copyrights such as voice recording rights. While editing Wikipedia, I was most curious about copyright. So, I read the questions about copyright in the second reading material presented. Wikipedi...

W10. Free culture movement and Remix culture - Youngryun Chun

1. Summary The Free Culture Movement is a social movement that promotes the freedom to distribute and modify other people's creations in the form of open content without compensation. This movement regards copyright law as undermining creativity. The organization associated with the Free Culture Movement is the Creative Commons (CC), founded by Lawrence Lesig. CC promotes the creation of cultural atmosphere, scientific progress and business innovation by sharing creative works and spreading ideas. This includes Amazon and student cultural activities. The Free Culture Movement embraces the ideals of the free and open-source software movement and extends it to all cultural and creative works in the software field. The remix culture, a read-write culture, is to allow new derivative works by combining or editing existing materials to create new creations. The remix culture basically allows efforts to improve, change and integrate copyright holders' work. Unlike the general re...

W9. Wikipedia Culture & Wikipedia in Culture - Youngryun,Chun

1. Summary I explored Wikipedia holidays among the categories of Wikipedia culture. Wikipedia Holiday is a day designated by Jimbo Wales to honor those who have made important contributions to Wikipedia. First of all, Brion Vibber's Day is on June 1, and celebrates the work of Brion Viber, the developer of Wikipedia. It started in 2004, and was created with people appreciating his project. Justin Knapp's Day was designated April 20. It was created to celebrate Justin Knapp's 1 million edits and allow many people to learn. Magnus Mansuke's Day is also Jan. 25, which commemorates the day when Wikipedia was converted into second-phase software in 2002. This transition has come as important to Wikipedia, and it is the day Wikipedia meets a new era of software. Oct. 31 is Team Starling Day. Tim Staring provided Wikipedia with a new algorithm, which made people convenient. Wikipedia is used not only as an encyclopedia but also as a character characteristic and cul...

W8. Reliability of Wikipedia and Reliable sources - Youngryun, Chun

1. Summary The Reliability of Wikipedia has often been questioned. It is important to review reliability because Wikipedia is anonymously or jointly edited. Therefore, there is a negative assessment that Wikipedia has missing, inaccurate information is unbalanced. However, there is also a positive assessment that there is no apparent inaccuracy and that there is a lot of reliable and quickly accessible information. Wikipedia has the potential to spread to other websites even if incorrect information is deleted. Thus, Wikipedia tries to quickly delete false information and maintain neutrality. In addition, Wikipedia is used as a source in other contexts and as a tool to test the credibility of a wide range of opinion articles. This article talks about the sources Wikipedia uses. First of all, context and age should be considered when determining the reliability of the source. This is because reliability and accuracy can vary through context and duration. And it explains the ty...

W7. Good Faith Collaboration - Youngryun,Chun

1. Review the GFC book  Good Faith Collaboration, which I read until last week, is a book about the themes of Wikipedia and the Wikipedia community by Joseph M. Regle Jr. in 2010. This book describes Wikipedia culture as a pioneering ethnological study. Based on Reagle 's doctoral dissertation, the book talks about the results of Wikipedia community and their cultural norms on Wikipedia's success.   Among the reviews of the book, I agree that it provides an explanation of the social and cultural phenomenon of Wikipedia. This is because this book explains how Wikipedia users create culture and social and cultural phenomena. I think this book is fully understandable to readers who do not have prior knowledge of it.  I also agree that it contributes to understanding the culture of collaboration between media production and open content communities. This is because it introduces open contents through Wikipedia and explains such a system. I think such a book can create a...

W6. Reading Assignment - Youngryun, Chun

1.Summary The cooperative method, the process of creating the Wikipedia encyclopedia, has many negative reactions. The author speaks of Wikipedia's criticism of collaborative practice, universal vision, encyclopedic impulses and topics related to technical inspiration. First of all, there is the problem that references to information provided by Wikipedia seem prescriptive. Also, Wikipedia should be careful not to divide its field into extremes of conservatism and progressives. Finally, there is also a critical view of Wikipedia and "Web 2.0." Criticism of people about Wikipedia is understandable. They may question the pros and cons of collaboration and the improvements. However, I think Wikipedia can be better because it not only serves as a work but also organizes and competes with knowledge. Wikipedia is suspected by critics and is causing a lot of discussion, but even if the content freezes, it's certain to remain meaningful. Also, it continues to grow.  ...

W5. Reading Assignment - Young ryun,Chun

* Summary  Wikipedia is an example of how community decisions are made in a new context. Its openness, diversity of subject and scope, membership turnover and anonymity play an important role in practicing consensus.  Wikipedia is made up of community cooperation, but there is also authoritative leadership. Wikipedia cannot be specifically classified, but there is this unofficial dictator. They resolve and defend conflicts through positions gained by interest within and outside the community. In other words, such authority and ongoing discussions should be balanced.  Wales says a dictator is unnecessary, but people value Wales' leadership highly on Wikipedia's development. This is because the leader's interest affects the community culture.  There is no official leader of a Wikipedia. since co-founder Sanger. As such, Wikipedia claims equal status, but leaders exist. This is because administrators can quickly intervene and prevent inappropriate informa...

W4. Understanding Wikipedia (Reading assignment) - Youngryun, Chun

1) Summary     Wikipedia makes the right use of collaborative culture. However, there is a weakness to the collaborative culture that something wrong can be tolerated. These weakness can be changed through efforts to look critically at and solve problems. Wikipedia has a positive future because it can be solved through people's discussion. To solve this problem, a neutral perspective of people using Wikipedia is important. There are also patient, civility, and humor. This helps correct the mistakes.   Wikipedia has many advantages as an open encyclopedia, but there is a possibility that good users will be left out by problematic users. To solve this, it is helpful to maintain Transparency and Integrity. It is also important not to discriminate and to interfere with others' things. There are four examples of efforts to solve this problem of openness; Finding someone who can actually edit, Interfacing with the Outside World, Bureaucratization, Enclaves and Gender. 2)...

W3. Understanding Wikipedia (Readings1, 2) - Youngryun,Chun

Summary  Wikipedia has been used to compete and conquer other ethnic groups.  It was called "neo-Nazi attack".  Wikipedia functions as access, cost, and collabation. Wikipedia's encyclopedia has content in many languages and is a successful model used by many people.  The characteristic of Wikipedia is that it enables social cohesion. Wikipedia is also famous for being editable by everyone. In addition, many people are talking and forming communities in channels and chat rooms that can communicate in Wikipedia. Wikipedia has articles that contain diverse cultures and customs as well as policies and academic articles. These contents play an important role in how people understand. ‘Index card and microfilm’ and ‘digital computers and networks’ played a major role in Wikipedia's worldwide spread. Through many projects and interpedia studies, research was conducted on the encyclopedia, which was freely accessible. Although the Interpedia study was no...

W2. What is Wikipedia? - Youngryun, Chun

Summary 1.Readings   Wikipedia is an important role not only in the Internet but also in the economy and society. It plays an innovative role in human history over a relatively small amount of time compared to scholars. Wikipedia is a community made up of many people's practices and collaboration.   Through web edition, people could easily read major sources and papers on the Internet. Also, Because of the development of web edition and free movement, we could simply bring data and see what happened. Translating has also become possible.    The author became interested in Wikipedia, which works acoording to individual efforts, and he began his research. Through one study, he saw that individuals abilities and various skills in group activities produce good results. He said that it is similar to Wikipedia. Also, he says Wikipedia is like making a book by several people.   2. Why Wikipedia? , What is Wikipedia?    Wikipedia, which is also...

W1. Wikipedia: Reliable sources - Youngryun Chun

Summary   This readings said "Type of sources and How to distinguish reliable sources". First of all, When determining the reliability of the source, it is important that context and age should be considered.   Next, There are some types of sources. First, Scholary meterial is used as a major source of Wikipedia. When using this source, editor should select the latest consensus rather than the old one and verify that it has been validated multiple times. And there is News organizations . This source is preferable to well-established news such as BBC News, Reuters than less-established. There is also an E-commerce in the type of source, but it is appropriate to replace it with a non-commercial reliable source. In addition, because the source must show a neutral position, Biased or opinionated source should not be used or two positions should be presented.   In the next section, the sources to be restrained from using were presented. Questionable sour...

Why are you taking this class? - YoungRyun Chun

In my first year in college, in a major class, I learned the importance of "Big Data". Professor said, “Knowing a way of Dealing with Expanding Volumes of Information will be important in the future society”. Also I realized the method we can get high-quality data through evolving new media is changing. I think one of changed way is “Wikipedia”. Because, Wikipedia shares the information through a network of individuals without the help of experts and books. Currently, Wikipedia has an important role in conveying information to people. This means that the collective intelligence becomes increasingly important that Wikipedia uses. So, I want to learn through this class “How to easily organize and share the information I have with people”. Editing Wikipedia will help me learn how to effectively share my data with people. In addition, collective intelligence is being used not only in Wikipedia, but also in other fields. By the task of visualizing data will also help to deal...