Wikipedia+References


 * References **

Internet Teach* Learn* Instruct* Wiki Computers Wikipedia School
 * Key Words:**

Social Networks Web Sites Wikipedia Wiki's (Computer Science) Psychology Internet
 * Subject Headings:**


 * Mariah Voelkel **

Harouni, H. (2009, Fall). High school research and critical literacy: Social studies with and despite Wikipedia. //Harvard Educational Review, 79//(3), 473-493. Retrieved from [|http://www.hepg.org/‌main/‌her/‌Index.html]

In my research I used Education Research Complete, and I used the key words to find my article. Because there wasn't a lot of articles relating to our subject it was difficult to find a "scholarly journal." I used a lot of the resources in Blackboard to help with my APA citations. I used the OWL Purdue cite, and the Cook Library guides. All of these helped me when I needed to double check I was citing correctly.


 * Leah Groh:**

Potash, B. (2009). We live in a Wikiworld. Should our students?. International SchoolsJournal, 28(2), 62-69. Retrieved from http://www.nais.org/ publications/ ismagazinearticle.cfm? ItemNumber=153348

I used Education Research Complete to find my article. I was difficult to find exactly what I was looking for. I used key words like internet, teaching, learning, computers, and wikis. After playing around with the different key words a bit I finally was able to find this article. There was a lot of interesting information and I didn’t want to leave anything important out. I also used the Purdue OWL site to properly give credit where it was due.


 * Tameka Watkins:**

Chandler, C. J., & Gregory, A. S. (2010). Sleeping with the Enemy: Wikipedia in the College Classroom. History Teacher, 43(2), 247-257. Retrieved from [] ﻿NOTE: Only the first word and then the first word after a colon and any proper nouns (ie. Wikipedia) should be capitalized in the article title. The journal name should be italicized. The URL for the retrieval statement shoudl be the publisher URL and not the link to the Towson Ebsco database.

I used ERIC through the Towson library database to find my article. I used a combination of the words Wikipedia and education. I retrieved a total of five articles. The first article retrieved was not very useful and I had to give it another go. Once I had a useful article I used the citations sheet provided in blackboard to properly cite the article.