Working Wikipedia: A Year of Meaningful Collaboration

Amy Carleton Massachusetts Institute of Technology ; Cecelia A. Musselman Universidad del Noreste ; Amanda Rust Universidad del Noreste ; Greta Kuriger Suiter Massachusetts Institute of Technology ; Rebecca Thorndike-Breeze Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Double Helix
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2017-01-01
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10.37514/dbh-j.2017.5.1.09
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