KMI, The Open University at NTCIR-9 CrossLink: Cross-Lingual Link Discovery in Wikipedia Using Explicit Semantic Analysis Petr Knoth Lukas Zilka

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• Statistics
• Information science
• Information retrieval
• Computational linguistics
• Web 2.0
• Semantic similarity
• Km
• Hyperlink
• Wikipedia
• Science
• Natural language processing
• Hypertext

Great Papers in the Earth Sciences FAS course web page: Great Papers, EPS 281r (SpringInstructors: Peter Huybers () and Eli Tziperman (). TF: Jessica Kunke (jkunke@fas.h

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• Planetary science
• Space science
• Wikipedia
• Plate tectonics
• Earth science
• Boundary current
• Science
• Open content
• World Wide Web

By Oded Nov In order to increase and enhance user-generated content contributions, it is important to understand the factors that lead people to freely share their time and knowledge with others.

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• Open content
• Behavior
• Wikipedia
• Citizen media
• User-generated content
• Motivation
• Motivations of Wikipedia contributors
• Open source
• Open-source software
• Virtual communities
• Social information processing
• Collaboration

WMF Job Description: Office Manager WMF Job Description: Office Manager MISSION OF THE WIKIMEDIA FOUNDATION The mission of the Wikimedia Foundation is to empower and engage people around the world to collect and develo

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• Wikimedia Foundation
• Collective intelligence
• Technology
• World Wide Web
• Wikipedia
• Crowdsourcing
• Nonprofit technology
• St. Petersburg
• Florida

The Myth of the Iron Lady By Shankar Vedantam Monday, November 12, 2007; Page A03 If you consult the online encyclopedia Wikipedia, which is democratically created by Internet users, you will see a pattern emerge in the

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• Social psychology
• Gender
• Women
• Angela Merkel
• Leadership
• Femininity
• Hillary Rodham Clinton
• Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
• Indira Gandhi
• Indian people
• Politics
• Government

Wiki: We, the People Publish O.P.Gobée[removed]This work is under Creative Commons license: Attribute –Non-Commercial –Share Alike see: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/

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• Digital media
• Hypertext
• Social information processing
• Scientific revolution
• Collaborative projects
• Reliability engineering
• Wikipedia
• Wiki
• Creative Commons
• Human–computer interaction
• Open content
• Technology

Benjamin Mako Hill :: Wikipedia :: CSW More people than live in the United States. Benjamin Mako Hill :: Wikipedia :: CSW

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Mr. Prem Kumar, India Photo: Wikipedia Mr. Prem Kumar has worked for 30 years to raise awareness of disaster risk reduction among people in the Himalaya region, which is prone to landslides, cloud bursts, avalanches and

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• Management
• Avalanche
• Snow
• Mountaineering
• Disaster
• International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction
• Earthquake
• Disaster preparedness
• Emergency management
• Public safety

For w a r d Looking for more resources? visit: www.forwardit.sa.gov.au ForwardIT is aimed at people new to all things digital, providing easy to understand tutorials on a variety of topics

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• Online encyclopedias
• World Wide Web
• Open content
• Collaboration
• Web 2.0
• Wikipedia
• Wiki
• Article
• WikiBhasha
• Human–computer interaction
• Hypertext
• Social information processing

Lotus shoes refers to a pair of tiny shoes worn by women with bound feet in Chinese culture. These shoes were especially made for people who had kept their feet small (bound). Wikipedia Commons http://en.wikipedia.org/wi

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