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English: Dr. Jennifer Johnson—a Continuing Lecturer at the University of California Santa Barbara Writing Program—discusses her experience collaborating with the CCCCWI as a recipient of the Bazerman Faculty Fellowship for Professional Development. Topics include an overview of Dr. Johnson's experience editing and organizing with Wikipedia and a discussion of new research pathways for fostering understanding between Wikipedia and scholarly values. |
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