Tag: Wikipedia reliability - Page 2
How Wikipedia Talk Pages Shape Articles Before You Ever Read Them
Wikipedia articles aren't written in isolation-they're shaped by hidden debates on talk pages. Learn how these behind-the-scenes discussions ensure accuracy, resolve disputes, and make Wikipedia more reliable than you think.
How to Properly Cite Wikipedia in News Stories
Learn how to properly attribute information from Wikipedia in news stories without compromising credibility. Discover why tracing sources matters and how to avoid common journalism mistakes.
Local News Sources on Wikipedia: How Reliable Are They in Different Regions?
Wikipedia's local news coverage depends on existing media. In areas without newspapers or reliable outlets, local events vanish from the record. Here's how reliability varies by region-and what you can do about it.
Local News Sources on Wikipedia: How Reliable Are They in Different Regions?
Wikipedia relies on local news sources for accuracy, but as local newspapers close, reliability drops. Learn how regional differences affect Wikipedia's trustworthiness and how to verify local news on the platform.
The Ethics of Using Wikipedia Content in Professional Journalism
Wikipedia is a quick reference for journalists, but using it as a source risks credibility. Learn how to ethically use Wikipedia for research without compromising journalistic integrity.
Fact-Checking Using Wikipedia: Best Practices for Journalists
Wikipedia is not a source-but for journalists, it’s a powerful tool to find verified facts. Learn how to use citations, avoid pitfalls, and turn Wikipedia into a gateway to real evidence.
How Wikipedia's Current Events Portal Selects Stories for Coverage
Wikipedia's Current Events portal doesn't follow headlines - it follows verified facts. Learn how volunteer editors select only significant, well-sourced events for inclusion, and why some major stories are left out.
Academic Research About Wikipedia: A Survey of Major Studies
Academic research on Wikipedia reveals surprising truths about its reliability, editor demographics, and role in education. Studies show it's often as accurate as traditional encyclopedias, but faces bias and sustainability challenges.
