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add something to a page that they have taken relevant coursework in helps them find more accurate gaps (especially if they are already taking more focused and specialized coursework). This also helps them find scholarship and reliable sources to help contextualize (even if it is just a textbook). Having students edit articles in small groups (of 2-3) also works really well (and requires less on-wiki grading). This helps mitigate the students a) choosing topics that aren't great choices and/or b) adding content with bad formatting or poor language/grammar. These kinds of classes keep the community on its toes, asking for more curation on our part. Though this isn't a bad thing (much of the community thrives as curators); its also a good idea to try to mitigate mistakes of ignorance, especially from lower division undergrads, so that a couple bad apples don't taint the overall impression made by the class. Keep up the good work, and careful reflection on community feedback! Hope you keep experimenting,

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running this assignment in various iterations over the past few years with relatively few issues flagged by the Knowledge community (given the hundreds of students who have made contributions). I think this back-and-forth is really a part of the assignment, and not an unintended consequence of it, as the class is all about exploring the rhetoric of digital and interactive media environments. So, while there's always room for improvement in how we run assignments like these and in how we teach Knowledge in the classroom, I think experiential learning always involves an element of learning from mistakes rather than trying to mitigate them outright. I know the students are indeed grateful for this level of civil discussion with fellow editors as they learn how best to contribute to this collaborative exercise. We're also hopeful that our work inspires students to continue working on projects like these long after the formal assignment is over. Cheers!

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students to be contributing to wikipedia as part of a class project, but did not offer any constructive feedback beyond "it's not wikipedia style". Earlier in the talk pages, the same contributor also wanted to know if someone else was doing this for a class project. I found the tone to be really dismissive. This article has been specifically highlighted for wikipedia initiative in the universities and criticizing student contributors just for being students seems counter-productive. I was hoping you could check out my contribution-- it's a subsection of the "digital divide" entry titled "second level digital divide" and check out the talk page for the entry, as well, and let me know how to address this situation and offer me some constructive feedback, so I can learn what is appropriate "wikipedia-style". Thanks!

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contribute to at least a few days before they need to add there content. When I did a one-week assignment this last semester, I had students come on Monday with 2-3 articles identified that had significant gaps, and then a small 10 minutes workshop with their peers to compare why they choose their topics. This helps students rule out articles that are hard to contribute to, and very few of the students got resistance on articles. Also, I noticed this particular student didn't have a good sense of the difference between Verifiability and Synthesis. Did your student take the training? I always emphasizing article choice and how verifiability works in class time as well. I hope this helps,

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ask them to select topics early on for the reasons you've identified (and also to engage with the community, to revise their work, etc.) Students obviously work at their own pace. One thing I know some classes try is to break the assignment into smaller chunks and stagger the due dates (to create a series of smaller, scaffolded assignments). Again, size is a concern for us, but that's definitely something for us to keep in mind in future. Thanks again for reaching out to us.

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Thanks again for commenting and for the kind words. We've indeed done different things in the past regarding group work and topic choices, and will continue to explore various options in the future (including, as I mentioned, the scaffolding piece). I do think it's important to stress that we've been

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Hi. Michael. Thanks for all your help. I hope you are patient! I've read that Wiki has been criticized for reflecting a Western, male-dominated mindset and that more males use it than females. What do you think? Both our Wiki Campus Ambassadors are males ( I don't have a problem with that!) But

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REPLY: You will want to pick a Stub (a label indicating this should appear on the article), but you don't have to pick via the list. That's just for your convenience. You can scroll down on the course page when logged in to remove yourself from a particular article and then select a new one. Finally,

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In my experience, lower division undergrads need the scaffolded stage-gates, and those stages needed to be incentivized, otherwise they don't work out. Upper division undergrads and grad students usually can do a good job without too many gates/assignments leading up. Also, I find asking students to

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Thanks for letting me know and for your helpful comments to the students. I've been quite clear with them that creating a new article is beyond the scope of our assignment (it's an editing assignment that is designed to introduce them to the general principles of WP and encyclopedic writing, as well

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Hi Michael, I'd like to cite an online document - a witness' legal declaration for a court case. This document is already used as an External Link on the article, but it has been redacted. Do you know if we must use redacted documents or if I can add the original untouched document? It contains no

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Thanks! Apologize to her for the kind of icy reception there, but the contributions were pushing too much opinion and synthesis and not enough reporting of what secondary sources proposed about the topic. As an instructional design concern: usually its a good idea to have student choose articles to

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Hi Micheal, I encountered a problem when trying to upload a photo to a Knowledge article. They allowed me to read all the photo upload guidelines, but when it came time to click the link to 'the upload form' I was denied access. Apparently I would have to be an 'auto confirmed' user. If you have

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Not sure if I entirely understand the question. The edit summary box will usually auto-populate with the section you are working on, and then all you need to do is add a brief description of the edits after this. For example, mine right now says: /* Questions */. So, I would just add something like

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QUESTION: Hi Michael, I have chosen the topic Halifax Gazette (the 1st Canadian newspaper) and it barely has any information but it lists one reputable source. Can I use that one source (because it has a lot of information on it) to add and expand on information? Most of information will come from

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No problem. Again, we're pleased that the community is engaging with our students and bringing these matters to our attention. On the whole, it's tricky to get the message across to a large class like this - we certainly do talk about the items you mention in our Knowledge tutorials and absolutely

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which is long and ugly and not meeting with edit summary abbreviations. I realized I just wasn't sure how to link to the particular section I edited without making a mistake even though I tried looking it up (/*sectiontitle*/ <--like this??), and I tried signing my summary (those tildes aren't

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REPLY: Sure, if it is appropriate to the edits you are making you can opt to include other content (e.g. a photo). You may want to review the useful guides on this (as well as the guide on copyright and licensing) under the "Resources" section of the course page. There's more to consider here than

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REPLY: That's a good question. You may want to post these concerns to the stub's talk page and see if others in the community have an opinion on this before you proceed with this article. Generally speaking, it would depend on what you planned to contribute and whether or not there is any material

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QUESTION: Hello Michael, I am in CCT110 Winter2013 semester and am starting our wiki edit assignment. I am a little confused as to the familiarity boundaries when chosing an article stub. I want to contribute to the Italian People article or the Military Organization article however I am both from

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problems. Though I think some of the work that they added could be useful (I am going to try to recover some of the information from their attempt), it goes well beyond what is being represented in the sources. I would normally directly contact the student, but since you are on the ground, I will

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As this is the first term we have used the extension, we know there will be some bugs, and we know the feature set is not as rich as it could be. (A big wave of improvements is already in the pipeline. And if you know MediaWiki and could help with code review, we'd love to have your help!) Please

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Seems as though I'm allowed to upload now! I followed the steps again to find the definition for that term, but was led directly to the upload form instead. I have made a few edits since I attempted the photo upload the first time, so maybe it was a contribution requirement. thanks for your help

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That's a great question, and I'm not sure if there's a definite answer I could give here. Perhaps you want to pose this question to the broader community via the article's talk page? I'm sure others with more experience editing Knowledge (and/or an administrator) will have something to say about

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Thanks for letting me know and for the kind words. I'm surprised to hear this, as we specifically asked students to choose a stub instead of something that is as well developed as the article you cite. I'll look into this further with the student and will advise them as appropriate. Again, many

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Please go through the training if you feel like you need a refresher on how a typical class is supposed to go and where the Ambassadors fit in, or if you want to review and help improve it. If there's something you'd like to see added, or other suggestions you have for it, feel free to edit the

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Hi Michael, Siobhan Stevenson recommended that I contact you about an issue I am having with my wikipedia article "digital divide." Another wikipedia contributor criticized my entry as being "school-essay" like and asked if I was doing it for a class and suggesting that it was inappropriate for

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QUESTION: Hello Michael, I was just wondering if it is okay to add photos to the article we are covering. My group is working on Hazel McCallion's page and recently a new painting of hers was unveiled and donated to the sick kids hospital. It was covered by the Mississauga News and I wanted to

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You may have heard a reference to a transition the education program is going through. This is the last term that the Wikimedia Foundation will directly run the U.S. and Canada programs; beginning in June, a proposed thematic organization is likely to take over organizing the program. You can

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Yes, contacting the online ambassadors is a good idea, as is posting our course banner on the article's talk page to encourage discussion and solicit feedback. You can find more information about both of these options (including a list of online ambassadors - who are different than the campus

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Did it give you any further information and/or direct you to a link defining what's meant by that term? My general understanding is that, in the world of Knowledge, certain privileges only become available to users after they have met certain criteria, e.g. made a few edits.

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spaced apart in the original) and now have four extra tildes hanging on the end. Tips for formatting edit summaries correctly? Can I fix an edit summary or preview it before I save it? Also, any advice you have on my actual article edit is welcome. Thanks, Michael!

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I'll see what I can find out for you re: flagging the page for review by members of the community. I'm not sure how much I can personally contribute to your discussion of the topic (just given my own expertise in the area), but I'll give it some further thought.

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needs to be completed. I find that most editors are happy to make minor contributions to articles, but shy away from the research needed for more substantial ones. Still, Knowledge is an amazing success. I wonder what Harold himself would have thought of it!

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QUESTION: Hi Mike, I was a bit confused about something. I thought i can choose any topic, so i chose Democracy. But, one of my friends said it has to be from the stub list. But, now I can't remove or change it. Please tell me how to fix this. Thank you

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As discussed in tutorial and on the course page, use this person's sandbox to work collaboratively on the edits you will make (and use the sandbox's talk page to discuss and document your group writing process). Michael Dick 02:09, 25 March 2012 (UTC)

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is a very low-traffic announcements list of important information all Ambassadors need to be aware of. We encourage all Ambassadors (and other interested Wikipedians) to subscribe to the list; follow the instructions on the link to add your email

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will be the official roster of who is an active Ambassador. If you would like to be an Ambassador but not ready to serve this term, you can un-check the option in your profile to publicly list it (which will remove your profile from the list).

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Hello Michael. I just read on the Blackboard discussion that we can contact the online ambassadors, if we have not received any feedback for our article. I was wondering if it would be possible for you to review my edits for the

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My contribution addresses a specific article, and I cite it over & over. Could you please tell me how to use "Ibid" in the Ref section, instead of repeating the full citation ad nauseum? Thanks so much for your help! Best,

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I'm actually not too sure. Often we see re-directs, but those are to separate pages or sections of pages. I'd post this question on the talk page for that article and/or wait to see what the broader WP community does with it.

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Hi Michael. I am putting together a wikipedia assignment for a senior undergraduate chemistry course at the St. George campus of UofT, and I am trying to find a wikipedia ambassador to help. Are you available to do that?

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Update: I read that Wikipedians prefer that I not use "Ibid" - apparently, the article will be flagged for cleanup if I do? - and so have posted the article. I still welcome any comments on how to improve it. Thanks again,

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QUESTION: Hello again Michael, I was hoping you could direct me to the reference template I use in my edit so I can cite my research. I've tried dumpling citing it APA but it does not recognize it. Any suggestions?

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whenever you see excellent work from students or if you have great examples from past semesters. And, as always, let students (and other editors!) know when they do things well; a little WikiLove goes a long way!

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Hello Mike! Was wondering if anyone could take a look at my page. Is it okay if I went off the word count a little? I also want to know if my references are okay and how to add my stub to the wiki. Thank you!

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In the past, the Education Program has had a pretty fragmented set of communication channels. We're trying to fix that. These are the recommended places to discuss and stay up-to-date on the education program:

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REPLY: Try the "Cite" menu in the edit window. You can then select a template based on the type of source and fill in the requested details. Note that Knowledge has its own "house" style guide (i.e. not APA).

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Hi Michael: Thanks for your presentation. It was helpful. In fact, it was so good that it's stuck in my brain and i've managed to make this edit/comment nearly a week after you came to our section. ;)

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about the draft article that student has been developing. After I left that note, a little digging led me to the class page, and I thought it might be good to let you know about the concerns as well.

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just the technical aspects of uploading the photo itself - you'll need to keep copyright and licensing issues in mind, as well as the suitability of the photo. Michael Dick 02:07, 25 March 2012 (UTC)

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as related technical skills) and that they must conform to all relevant WP policies. I'll re-state this again on the student's talk page. Many thanks again. Michael Dick 14:00, 13 August 2012 (UTC)

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I created the sections "Specimen Imaging" and "Uses." For the Uses section, I didn't want to reiterate all the uses of a traditional herbarium, so I added a "See also:" link to that section of the

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Yes, "Ibid." is not well-received on WP. Better to repeat the citations and/or re-structure the article so that you are offering the one citation at the end of a block of text (as appropriate).

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The designated user will be the one who uploads the changes to the main Knowledge article space and communicates with other Wikipedians via the article's talk page (if so desired/necessary).

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Hi Michael, Thank you for clarifying a few things regarding this project when you filled in for TA Turner today especially the teahouse question I asked you about. I have another question.

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Hey Michael, I'm excited about exploring the Knowledge world. I do have some concerns about information security and privacy though. I hope I don't regret using my real name later on :)

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That's fine. The assignment ended today, so I'd encourage you to do what you feel is best with the article. Our teaching team will follow-up with the student offline as appropriate.

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Another major change in the program will take effect immediately. Beginning this term, a new MediaWiki education extension will replace all course pages and Ambassador lists. (See

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has become the main on-wiki location for discussion of the Education Program. You can post there about broad education program issues as well as issues with individual courses.

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Italian background as well as affiliated with the Canadian Department of National Defence. Therefore what do I do to avoid conflict of interest in regards to either article?

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Hi, I applaud the number of students that you are facilitating to use Knowledge this spring as a Campus Ambassador. However, one of the students for this semester,

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of the training is the main place for Ambassador-related resources. If there's something you think is important as a resource that's not on there, please add it.

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If you would like to continue serving as a Knowledge Ambassador — even if you do not support a class this term — you must create an ambassador profile.

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No worries about the word count. Please post your question to Denille or Monico and they can take a look and offer some feedback as a starting point.

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Hi there, Michael it was great to meet on Tuesday, thanks for that little tutorial on Knowledge, I was a little afraid of getting started!

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Please ensure the course banner is posted to the appropriate talk page. This will help encourage feedback by members of the WP community.

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Hi Michael, welcome to Knowledge, and welcome aboard the Global Education Program! I'm looking forward to an exciting semester and year.

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Anyone can see the designated sandbox and can make edits, so it's important that the collaborative writing be done in that sandbox / DS

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page. I wanted to check whether this was an appropriate use for this type of linkage. Any other criticisms are also welcome. Thanks!

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REPLY: If it's an appropriate source then yes, though you will also want to conduct additional research to further improve the stub.

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Hi Michael, I was wondering if you could please take a look at my sandbox, to let me know if these paragraphs look alright to post.

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Thanks for guiding everyone through this a bit! I didn't realize HTML was usable which makes Knowledge a lot less intimidating.

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Hi Michael! I never thought I'd be contributing on Knowledge before 2 weeks ago - now I'm wondering why I didn't start before!

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Brilliant! Didn't realize on the quite the scale that you have been running the project! Good job, hope you keep it up,

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chose a B-class article that myself and a couple other users are in the midst of editing intensely to push it towards

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Once you've got the ambassador rights, please set up at a Campus and/or Online Ambassador profile. You can do so at:

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with any complaints, bug reports, and feature suggestions. The basic features of the extension are documented at

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user rights, which let you create and edit course pages and sign up as an ambassador for a particular course.

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Could you please clarify what we are supposed to do on the spokesperson's sandbox? Thank you for your time! --

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First, you need the relevant user rights for Online and/or Campus Ambassadors. (If you are an admin, you can

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Sorry, it's been a busy term. Feel free to keep in touch if you'd like to chat about future projects.

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Finally, whether or not you work with any classes this term, I encourage you to post entries to the

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Great, I figured it was a contribution-related issue. Glad to hear things are going smoothly now!

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Question: Hi Michael! I was wondering if you'd be able to review the edits I made to the article

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If you're no longer interested in being a Knowledge Ambassador, you don't need to do anything.

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Your Knowledge project looks interesting. It seems to have generated a few more hits for the

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is referring to just the DS user's? Can we also do our back-and-forth brainstorming there?

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Hi Michael, I am looking forward to the "Knowledge Contribution" as part of assignment #2.

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Hello! Thanks for the demo you are currently giving - this has been super informative =)

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Hi Michael. Your presentation last week was very helpful in getting this set up. Thanks!

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is to improve the quality and quantity of information about the country on Knowledge.

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by adding text to a section as well as a reference. My edit summary looks like this:

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Hello Michael!! I hope that you are enjoying your week. It is officially fall!!

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After that, you can sign on to support courses. The list of courses will be at

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Thanks. I'll ensure we look into this. Michael Dick 12:39, 29 March 2012 (UTC)

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conflict of interest with those contributions. Thanks for getting in touch.

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If you use IRC regularly, or need to try to reach someone immediately, the

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please remember to sign your posts on talk pages with four tildes ("~").

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You can annotate the collaborative process by discussing items via the

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Hello. I was wondering if you would mind taking a look at my article

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Hi Michael! Thanks for helping us figure out this Knowledge thing :)

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Hello, as a Knowledge Ambassador, can you claim diplomatic immunity?

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Hi Michael! Thanks for the presentation - it was quite informative.

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Hi Michael! Looking forward to engaging in this Knowledge endeavor!

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Just thought you might like to know about the concern expressed at

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that one source and another source that I have researched myself.

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Hi Michael. Your presentation was clear and informative - thanks!

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Hi Michael! I'm about to get lost in the wild world of wiki. Yee!

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Hi Michael, where does it state the due date for the assignment?

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Hi Michael. Great talk! You were much more informative than the

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Hi, nice to be here! Michael Dick 19:55, 16 February 2012 (UTC)

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any tips or general advice regarding this it would be welcome!

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article? Thank you in advance! Your help is much appreciated.--

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Hi Michael! Great presentation - very helpful and supportive!

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Thanks Michael. Your introduction was very helpful yesterday.

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Hi Michael, hope you had a nice weekend. See you in tutorial.

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Yes, document your process via the DS's Sandbox's talk page.

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Hi. Please note that your class project is being discussed

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Hi Michael! Thanks for helping us to learn about Knowledge.

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IRC channel is the place to find me and fellow Ambassadors.

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Hi Michael. Thank you for a very informative presentation!

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Hi Michael, the presentation was very informative. Thanks!

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13:46, 28 March 2012 (UTC) PS: Dropping this same note at

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Hi, Michael! also, lol at lethal weapon 2 joke up there

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Hi Michael! Thanks for the great presentation last week!

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Hi Michael, Thanks for the presentation about Knowledge!

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Knowledge:Editor_assistance/Requests#Photo_manipulation

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defamatory information as far as I can tell. Thanks,

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Thanks. I'm in the process of doing this right now.

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Hi Michael, thanks for all the help with Knowledge.

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Very informative tutorial. Thanks. It helped a lot.

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